Mindy Kaling flaunts VERY slim frame at The Office co-star's Walk Of Fame ceremony amid Ozempic rumors
Mindy Kaling showed off her slim and trim frame while attending her The Office co-star/co-writer Michael Schur's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on Wednesday.
The 45-year-old actress displayed her diminutive figure in a sleeveless navy blue dress as she hit the red carpet in Los Angeles.
She rounded out her form-fitting outfit with a pair of pointy-toe, sparkly silver heels and she carried a small gold handbag.
Her shoulder-grazing dark locks were styled in a side part and subtle, sultry waves.
Since famously losing 40lbs back in 2023, Kaling has continued on her incredible weight-loss journey.
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Mindy Kaling showed off her slim and trim frame while attending her The Office co-star/co-writer Michael Schur's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on Wednesday
Due to her shrinking appearance, Kaling has faced rampant fan speculation that she might be taking a weight-loss drug like Ozempic to achieve her figure goals.
However, the Sex Lives of College Girls creator has stayed mum on rumors that she's using medication to assist in shedding pounds.
In April 2022 Kaling explained in a social media post that she has not denied herself cravings, but focused instead on portion control.
She shared with People in May 2023 that she loves to hike and run, and covers 20 miles per week doing one or the other.
'I'm feeling really confident in my body these days, which is not something that I've been able to say for my whole life, unfortunately. I feel great,' she stated at the time.
The star added, 'I know people are really interested in my body and the changes in my body, and I think it's flattering and sometimes it's just a little much, so I don't try to tune it in too much. The truth is that I spend so much time and energy trying to be healthy.'
Later that year Mindy declared that she was 'done' talking about her weight loss.
Since famously losing 40lbs back in 2023, Kaling has continued on her incredible weight-loss journey; seen left in 2019 and right in May 2025
In an interview with Allure, she was asked if she had a comment for fans who felt they lost 'an ally' in the body inclusivity movement amid her body transformation.
The mother-of-three answered, 'It's not super exciting for me to talk about my body and how it's analyzed.
'So I think I'm just not going to get into it because it takes over the conversation unfortunately, and people take it so personally.'
She looked stunning at Wednesday's event, displaying a face of flawlessly applied makeup that included fluttery lashes, blushed cheeks, and a warm mauve tone on her pout.
Kaling and 49-year-old honoree Schur are longtime friends whose careers overlapped while they worked together on The Office.
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