I don't think that stars, celebrities or influencers should have to share their own private medical information. They're entitled to do what they want to do and not disclose it.

Life is short; you don't need to be perfect.

I think the best advice that you can give someone if they're going to have plastic surgery is to make sure their doctor is actually formally trained. Ask them one simple question: 'Do you have credentials to do this in a major hospital?' Because if someone isn't a real plastic surgeon, a hospital won't let them do that operation on someone.

Someone like Cher likes to talk about what she's done and she's someone who makes jokes about having plastic surgery. But I don't think a celebrity has any duty to anybody to disclose what they've been up to, how they lose weight or any of their procedures because everybody's entitled to have their own lives and their own privacy.

People have to stop making people feel bad about being on these drugs. Stop Ozempic shaming because it's not nice.

Here's the problem with Ozempic shaming: Nobody's admitting to being on Ozempic because of it, because it's embarrassing, right? If you don't admit it, if you don't tell your doctor about it, and you go in the hospital and they don't know, it's delaying our understanding and appreciation for how to use it.