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Daily Mail
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Modern Family star, 53, reveals the weight-loss drug that helped him achieve dramatic slim down
Eric Stonestreet is the latest celebrity to open up about using a GLP-1 weight loss drug. On Thursday the 53-year-old Modern Family alum showed off his impressive weight-loss in a new Mounjaro campaign with his mother Jamey. 'My mom Jamey and I are proud to share our success stories with Mounjaro. We hope to inspire others to talk to their doctors to get the treatment they need,' he wrote in a joint Instagram post with the brand. He said he used to think he was 'fairly' healthy aside from struggling to lose weight, but after he was diagnosed with diabetes in 2009, the actor said he was ashamed. 'I was embarrassed. I didn't want to tell anybody. I knew my mom and dad were both type 2 diabetics and didn't share it with them. If I was dating a person, I never shared that with them. I didn't tell my two best friends for a long time,' he revealed to People. The diagnosis came right around the time he was cast as Cameron Tucker on Modern Family. He recalled, 'It was like this crazy happy moment cut with this diagnosis that I truthfully didn't take very seriously.' Eric opened up about how his doctor at the time neglected to provide any encouragement. 'I had a doctor that sent me on my way with a couple pills and said, "Take care." No inspiring moment of, "You need to seize the day and change this," which I guess technically isn't their responsibility, but I just didn't do anything about it,' he said. He went on to say that he even hesitated to tell his now-fiancée Lindsay Schweitzer about his health early on in their relationship. The Emmy-winning performer revealed: 'I would hide my injectables and my pills from her. I didn't want her to open the fridge and see something in there.' Once he started seeing a team of doctors who stressed the gravity of his type 2 diabetes, he finally made a change. Stonestreet thought of his dad, who suffered from 'very painful' diabetic neuropathy before his death. Stonestreet said he used to think he was 'fairly' healthy aside from struggling to lose weight , but after he was diagnosed with diabetes in 2009, the actor said he was ashamed Eric explained about his late father, 'He passed away from leukemia, but the thing that was the most painful for him was his diabetic neuropathy. And I just decided, well, I can't go down that road.' While making a change to improve his health, the TV star also considered the 13-year-old twin boys he raises with his fiancée. 'They're her kids but I've known them since 3 so they're my kids as well,' he said about taking on parenthood. 'And just like every parent, I want to be around. So I just decided, I gotta stop this train from going that direction and reverse it a little bit as best I can.' Stonestreet began taking weekly Mounjaro injections in May 2022 and has overhauled his health. 'It's a game changer,' he said about his experience, adding, 'It has just been incredible. It's changed my lifestyle, changed my approach to eating, changed my approach to exercise.' The show ran for 11 seasons on ABC from 2009 to 2020; seen in 2020 Due to his success with the medication, he felt inclined to make lifestyle tweaks to keep up his results. 'I felt like, well, if I don't do something along with it, I'm disappointing it. I'm letting it down. Here these people have invented this incredible thing that clearly does its part. Now I need to contribute my part,' he reflected. 'It turns out that when you do that and make some really great choices, weight loss is also a byproduct of that,' the actor noted. Stonestreet continued: 'I experienced a little weight loss. My mom, she lost a significant amount of weight in her experience with it, but I'm down quite a bit.' Adding some more context, he shared: 'I kind of was at the same weight for many years, but then in the last year when I started to really contribute more to it, I've dropped substantial amount of weight.' Now, he says there's 'a pep in my step,' which he notices during moments like when he's walking through the airport with luggage. 'I'm just lighter on my feet. It feels good. I mean, everyone's experienced that. You lose a couple pounds and you feel better.'
Yahoo
07-04-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Muscle Cars from Jamey & Misty Noel Seized Collection Head to Big Boy Toys Auction at No Reserve
Read the full story on Modern Car Collector Three iconic Mopar muscle cars seized during the ongoing Jamey Noel investigation will cross the auction block at no reserve, offering collectors a rare opportunity to own a piece of American performance history tied to one of Indiana's most talked-about public corruption cases. These vehicles are selling on behalf of Clark County Circuit Court 1 and were seized during the Jamey Noel Investigation. All vehicles from this collection are selling at no reserve. The vehicles are part of the Jamey & Misty Noel Seized Collection, currently being liquidated under court order by Clark County Circuit Court 1. Once symbols of speed and freedom, the cars now carry a more complicated legacy—one forged amid allegations of financial misconduct and abuse of public trust. , a street legend powered by a formidable 426-cubic-inch HEMI V8 paired with a four-speed manual transmission. It features a functional Air Grabber hood, aftermarket air conditioning, bucket seats, and vintage steel wheels with aluminum dish hubcaps. The odometer reads 63,195 miles, and it stands out as a highly sought-after example of Mopar muscle. , painted in bold orange with a black interior. Under the Ramcharger hood sits a 383-cubic-inch V8 engine, mated to an automatic transmission. Equipped with power steering and brakes, bucket seats, and a center console, the Super Bee represents the height of Dodge's muscle car performance for the era. finished in green with a contrasting white interior. It features a 383-cubic-inch V8, automatic transmission, air conditioning, and power steering. Though not a big-block R/T, its styling and drivability make it a desirable collector's piece in its own right. The ANNUAL SPRING BIG BOY TOY AUCTION takes place indoors on May 2nd and 3rd at the resort in French Lick Indiana. To consign, please contact Josh Settles at josh.s@ There will be over 500+ lots for sale including classic cars and automobilia. Many vehicles are selling at NO RESERVE. Register to bid today! Follow us on Facebook and Twitter
