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Daily Mail
38 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Kris Jenner, 69, is selling her size 10 clothing now that she has her size 6 bikini body from the '80s back
Kris Jenner is selling her size 10 designer clothing online. The 69-year-old reality TV star has listed a number of bigger pieces - some are size large and a few XL - on her Kardashian Kloset website for fans to snap up at a discounted price. The sell off is due to her weight loss, has learned. 'Kris is no longer a size 10 so she has no need for those clothes, she is a size 6 these days and thrilled about it,' a source told 'It's the same size that she was in the 1980s. 'Her closet is completely different now - the items are so much smaller - and it makes her very happy to get back to the body that she had in her younger years.' Jenner has yet to share how she lost the weight but fans think it is due to taking Ozempic. The momager has always maintained that her healthy eating habits and keeping track of calories plus daily gym workouts have kept her lean. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Kris Jenner is selling her size 10 designer clothing online after losing weight; seen left last week and right in 2015 The 69-year-old reality TV star has listed a number of bigger pieces - some are size large and a few XL - on her Kardashian Kloset website has reached out to Kris' representative for comment but has not heard back. In the past Jenner told fans that she starts her day at an early 4 a.m. drinking coffee and working out. 'I get up really early every morning at about 4 or 5, I don't sleep a lot so I'm trying to get a lot done early morning,' she said, according to IOL. 'I plan everything, make sure everything is fine all the way [while] I'm on the treadmill, I drink lots of coffee to get me going. In one episode during season 12 of Keeping up with the Kardashians, Kris said she did Pilates to build strength. Judging from Kris' Instagram page it seems she eats a lot of fresh fruits, vegetables, lean meats and healthy grains. Jenner told The New Potato, 'My ideal food day is just to stick to my diet! But in a dream world, I would probably start with a waffle or French toast, have a Chinese chicken salad from Chin Chin for lunch and end it with beef tacos, cheese enchiladas, rice and beans, and margaritas at Casa Vega, my favorite Mexican restaurant.' This comes after news she had another facelift. The reality TV star's representative confirmed that she's sought the expertise of Dr. Steven M. Levine - known as the 'facelift maestro' - to help her achieve her fresh-faced look, according to Page Six. While the exact procedure the momager underwent remains unclear, the New York based plastic surgeon specializes in 'natural-looking enhancements of the face, breasts, and body' as per his website. Levine is 'one of the youngest leaders in the field of aesthetic surgery.' They clothing is for fans to snap up at a discounted price This minidress from Andrew GN is a size 10 With Kim Kardashian, left, in 2009 and with Kylie Jenner, right, this week. 'It's the same size that she was in the 1980s. 'Her closet is completely different now - the items are so much smaller - and it makes her very happy to get back to the body that she had in her younger years' It was noted that Dr. Levine's 'subtle improvements grace some of the most famous faces and figures in the world' in a 2020 interview with People. His patient list reportedly includes 'A-list actors, supermodels and more.' Internet sleuths claim Levine has also performed recent facelifts on Brad Pitt, Lindsay Lohan and Demi Moore. All three have been hailed for their stunningly youthful appearances in recent years, but none of the A-Listers have commented on allegations that they've been worked on with Levine's scalpel. His expertise encompasses a wide range of procedures, including facelift, rhinoplasty, eyelid rejuvenation (both lower and upper blepharoplasty), body contouring, and breast augmentation and reduction. Levine's price for a face procedures can run $45,000 and up. Levine offers different facelift procedures, including a 'Mini Facelift' and a 'Full Facelift.' A mini facelift 'restores youth and shape to the lower part of the face and neck' and has a shorter recovery time. It also leads to 'subtle, extremely natural results.' A Full Facelift transforms the patient 'into a more youthful and rejuvenated version of themselves' and helps 're-suspend the deeper tissue in its correct anatomical position and remove any excess skin.' Jenner's fans have been remarking on her glowing and youthful appearance in recent sightings and social media posts. Last Saturday they did a double take after hairstylist Chris Stapleton shared a series of photos of the reality star on social media. The Kardashians star, who was in Paris to support daughter Kim Kardashian as she testified about being the victim of a brutal armed robbery, looked remarkably like her second-oldest daughter in the new pics. 'Just a Kris Jenner appreciation post,' Stapleton wrote on Instagram on Friday. 'I thought that was Kim posing as Kris at first… for the first photo,' claimed one amazed fan. 'Thought that was Kim! She looks INCREDIBLE' exclaimed another. Fans have also been begging Kris to name her doctor. 'Dont be shy, I needa know who to go to in 30 more years,' one wrote on a recent Instagram snap of Jenner. 'Who's your doctor???? AMAZING,' another added. 'The doctor deserves an award! Wow!' 'The fountain of youth. I want some of the water she's drinking.' In 2011, a terrified Kris was filmed being wheeled in for a facelift on her reality show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Jenner was 55-years-old at the time, and going under the knife a month prior her daughter Kim's wedding to NBA star Kris Humprhies. Video footage of Kris before and after surgery was published on the E! website. It shows Kris in tears as she sits in the waiting room surrounded by her children. 'I don't want to die,' the nervous star said. After she recovered from the operation, Kim assured her the results were already positive. 'Mom, you look fab,' she said. 'So gorgeous.' Jenner also previously admitted she had a breast augmentation in the '80s after having four kids, but later revised the procedure for 'smaller' implants and a 'lift.' Her earlobe surgery was also featured on Keeping Up with the Kardashians back in 2018. The star has also had 'Botox and fillers and lasers and things like that.'
Mint
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
Kusha Kapila opens up about rapid weight loss journey: ‘I was diagnosed with tuberculosis…was starving…'
Internet influencer, and actor Kusha Kapila has been making news with her drastic body transformation for quite some time. At a time when many celebrities are accused of turning to Ozempic, crash diets, and quick fixes for weight loss, Kusha Kapila broke the silence about her weight loss. In the latest video on her YouTube channel, Kusha talked about why she lost her weight. She also revealed her childhood trauma, starving for validation, struggling with body image issues and her tuberculosis diagnosis. 'For the past month, I've been seeing so many transformation reels of myself that I started feeling like I wasn't even in my body," Kusha said, talking about viral videos of her body transformation. She called it 'a constant out-of-body experience," and said that she felt like 'someone else was talking about my body more than I was." Talking about being labelled an 'average girl" to becoming a 'goddess of beauty" as mentioned in Google alerts and news, she said she struggled with external validation and internal struggle. Recalling what people said, Kusha said, 'They would write things like 'Average girl turned into a goddess of beauty.'' However, this wasn't her first weight loss journey, the actor revealed. Kusha said she first lost weight when she was 12 or 13. She shared how people called her nicknames like 'motu' in childhood, Kusha said, 'I started gaining weight when I was 10.' But, things changed for her after she lost weight. She remembered how people closely watched what she ate and drank, making her body a public spectacle. She said that by the time she was in 10th grade, she again gained weight. Her sudden weight gain worried her mother who enrolled her in a gym which she described as an 'akhada." At the gym, she said she began strength training and running on a treadmill, losing 20-22 kgs. "I lost about 20-22 kilos during that time," Kusha shared. While her body changed, it rooted body image issues in her mind. 'At 15 or 16, I was becoming beautiful, but I didn't realise how deep my body image issues had gone and how long they would stay with me." 'You don't realise it, you just look at before-and-after makeovers and think that the attention you get is the best thing in life," she added. With time, Kusha told herself to let it go and shifted focus on her now-signature humour and comedy. "People liked me for my jokes, my antics, my impersonations. So, my body didn't feel like something I needed to work on." However, the issue returned to her when she was 22. "I had gained 10 kilos more, and I was in an unhealthy state with no idea about what I wanted in life," Kusha said who felt "completely clueless." Things changed when a friend told her over text: 'Kusha, I think it's time to work on yourself." 'He said it with love," Kusha clarified. 'He was into fitness and could see I was in a bad mental space." Kusha said she joined the gym once again. 'I was consuming only 800-900 calories a day, sometimes even less," she revealed. She opted for a calorie deficit diet. 'Because of this extreme calorie deficit, I lost weight very quickly and dramatically. I didn't gain muscle—it was just rapid weight loss." Her unhealthy means to lose weight fetched her compliments. 'People started saying things like, 'Wow, Kusha, you look so amazing! What have you done?'" But, inside she was starving herself. 'I was starving," Kusha said. 'I didn't even realise why or for whom I was losing weight. Was it for health? Or just for the validation?" Eventually, her body gave up. After suffering from an evening fever that wouldn't go away for 12 days, doctors suspected something. 'After multiple tests, they couldn't figure it out. Then one doctor suggested it might be tuberculosis." She developed abdominal tuberculosis. 'Women over 25-26 are more prone to TB. I was diagnosed because I had dropped my immunity so drastically," she admitted. The 33-year-old actor said she decided to lose weight again but in the correct way. 'For the first time in my life, I felt like I wanted to lose weight for myself. I told myself—'You are by yourself now. You're responsible for everything that happens in your life. Take care of yourself, because no one else is coming.'" Kusha will be next seen in the upcoming season of Maamla Legal Hai.
The Irish Sun
2 hours ago
- Health
- The Irish Sun
I lost 6 stone thanks to Mounjaro but had 10 awful side effects – bad breath and diarrhoea were just the start
A YOUNG woman went from a size 18 to a 10 after using fat jabs, but has experienced 10 less than ideal side effects. Bethany Diana, 27, lost six stone in just nine months after using 4 A Mounjaro user has candidly revealed the 10 side effects she has experienced since using fat jabs Credit: Tiktok/@bethanydianax 4 Not only has Bethany Diana battled sulfur burps, but she's also dealt with hair loss too Credit: Tiktok/@bethanydianax 4 Mounjaro is typically used to treat type 2 diabetes Credit: Getty The brunette beauty who is from the UK, confirmed that as a result of taking Not only this, but she's also battled eggy Posting on social media, Bethany, who She then confirmed that as well as battling with constipation and diarrhoea, she has had to deal with the Sulfur burps, or burps with a rotten egg smell, occur due to the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in the digestive tract. Many Mounjaro users have confessed to suffering from such burps, which have been described as 'absolutely disgusting'. Not only this, but Bethany claimed that she has also lost hair since using Mounjaro. And that's not all, as she has also experienced nausea, Most read in Fabulous The tenth side effect Bethany has experienced is appetite suppression, which is a direct implication of using Despite the 10 side effects Bethany has been faced with, she beamed: 'But on the plus side I did lose six stone in nine months and I am such a better version of myself.' Weight Loss Jabs - Pros vs Cons Sun GP But despite this, the NHS warned: 'Never take an anti-obesity medicine if it has not been prescribed to you. "These types of medicines may not be safe for you and can cause serious side effects.' And this isn't the first time Bethany has been candid about her Bethany was fed up of feeling 'insecure' and initially topped the scales at 15 stone 12 lbs, but after less than a year, lost six stone. The content creator claimed that alongside using Mounjaro, she was also calorie counting and 'only started exercising after the majority of the weight had gone'. Everything you need to know about fat jabs Weight loss jabs are all the rage as studies and patient stories reveal they help people shed flab at almost unbelievable rates, as well as appearing to reduce the risk of serious diseases. Wegovy – a modified version of type 2 diabetes drug Ozempic – and Mounjaro are the leading weight loss injections used in the UK. Wegovy, real name semaglutide, has been used on the NHS for years while Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is a newer and more powerful addition to the market. Mounjaro accounts for most private prescriptions for weight loss and is set to join Wegovy as an NHS staple this year. How do they work? The jabs work by suppressing your appetite, making you eat less so your body burns fat for energy instead and you lose weight. They do this my mimicking a hormone called GLP-1, which signals to the brain when the stomach is full, so the drugs are officially called GLP-1 receptor agonists. They slow down digestion and increase insulin production, lowering blood sugar, which is why they were first developed to treat type 2 diabetes in which patients' sugar levels are too high. Can I get them? NHS prescriptions of weight loss drugs, mainly Wegovy and an older version called Saxenda (chemical name liraglutide), are controlled through specialist weight loss clinics. Typically a patient will have to have a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher, classifying them as medically obese, and also have a weight-related health condition such as high blood pressure. GPs generally do not prescribe the drugs for weight loss. Private prescribers offer the jabs, most commonly Mounjaro, to anyone who is obese (BMI of 30+) or overweight (BMI 25-30) with a weight-related health risk. Private pharmacies have been rapped for handing them out too easily and video calls or face-to-face appointments are now mandatory to check a patient is being truthful about their size and health. Are there any risks? Yes – side effects are common but most are relatively mild. Around half of people taking the drug experience gut issues, including sickness, bloating, acid reflux, constipation and diarrhoea. Dr Sarah Jarvis, GP and clinical consultant at said: 'One of the more uncommon side effects is severe acute pancreatitis, which is extremely painful and happens to one in 500 people.' Other uncommon side effects include altered taste, kidney problems, allergic reactions, gallbladder problems and hypoglycemia. Evidence has so far been inconclusive about whether the injections are damaging to patients' mental health. Figures obtained by The Sun show that, up to January 2025, 85 patient deaths in the UK were suspected to be linked to the medicines. The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @ Numerous other Mounjaro users eagerly flocked to the comments, keen to share the side effects they have experienced whilst using One person said: 'I had my first jab yesterday and the nausea this morning was unreal! Reminded me of being pregnant.' But on the plus side I did lose six stone in nine months and I am such a better version of myself Bethany Diana Another added: 'I can't handle the nausea and loose bowels!' A third commented: 'It's the sulfur burps and the feeling of nausea which I cannot stand, especially when I'm hardly eating anything to cause it.' Meanwhile, someone else asked: 'Anyone got a bruised stomach? I didn't on the first three injections but I have on the last two.' Be aware of the dangers In addition to nasty side effects, those debating whether to begin using The injections are licensed for patients with 4 They are also available to assist those who are clinically obese (with a The drugs, which have been widely regarded as 'fat jabs', can be prescribed by a practitioner - such as a doctor, nurse or a pharmacist-independent prescriber. But increasingly, we are seeing more and more people buying them through online pharmacies, without sufficient checks. Not only this, but recently, figures from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency revealed that Read more on the Irish Sun Following the death of a man from Burton upon Trent, Staffs, who died after taking Mounjaro, his family are now Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club
News18
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Kusha Kapila BREAKS Silence On Drastic Weight Loss: ‘I Was Starving...'
Last Updated: Kusha Kapila breaks her silence on the internet's obsession with her dramatic weight loss. Opening up about childhood trauma, starving for validation, and more. In a world obsessed with before-and-after photos and fitness transformations, Kusha Kapila's drastic weight loss journey has become internet fodder. Social media has been awash with speculation, admiration, and even criticism. While many whispered about shortcuts like Ozempic, the popular weight loss injection, Kusha chose silence—until now. In a deeply personal, emotionally raw video on her YouTube channel, the actress and content creator has finally opened up, shattering illusions and unpacking the painful truth behind her transformation. 'For the past month, I've been seeing so many transformation reels of myself that I started feeling like I wasn't even in my body," she began, addressing the virality of her physical change. 'I had to look at myself from the outside and wonder—'Is that really me?'" Kusha described the experience as 'a constant out-of-body experience," admitting that it often felt like 'someone else was talking about my body more than I was." From being labeled an 'average girl" to suddenly being hailed as a 'goddess of beauty" in Google alerts and Hindi news headlines, the disconnect between external validation and internal struggle grew starker. 'They would write things like 'Average girl turned into a goddess of beauty,'" she said, not without irony. This wasn't her first weight loss journey. Kusha recounted being about 12 or 13 when she first lost weight. She recalled people monitoring what she ate and drank, often making her feel like her body was a public spectacle. 'I started gaining weight when I was 10," she revealed, 'and people made me aware of it in a very harsh way—calling me names like 'motu'." By the time she reached 10th grade, she had gained a significant amount of weight during board exams. Her mother, worried, enrolled her in a gym that Kusha likened to an 'akhada." That was when she first began strength training and learning to run on a treadmill. 'I lost about 20-22 kilos during that time," she shared. But while her body changed, so did her psyche. 'At 15 or 16, I was becoming beautiful, but I didn't realise how deep my body image issues had gone and how long they would stay with me." She admitted, 'You don't realize it, you just look at before-and-after makeovers and think that the attention you get is the best thing in life." Eventually, she let go. 'Let it be," she told herself. 'I don't care." Instead of chasing validation through appearance, Kusha began cultivating her now-signature humor. 'People liked me for my jokes, my antics, my impersonations," she said, 'So, my body didn't feel like something I needed to work on." But by the age of 22, things began to spiral. 'I had gained 10 kilos more, and I was in an unhealthy state with no idea about what I wanted in life," she said. 'I felt completely clueless." Then one night, a friend captured her photo while they were out. At 1:30 AM, he sent it to her with a message: 'Kusha, I think it's time to work on yourself." Far from an insult, it was an act of concern. 'He said it with love," Kusha explained. 'He was into fitness and could see I was in a bad mental space." She joined the gym again—but this time, the path was far darker. 'I was consuming only 800-900 calories a day, sometimes even less," she confessed. Her meals were plain and repetitive—roti with tomato curry prepared by her mother, for both lunch and dinner. 'Because of this extreme calorie deficit, I lost weight very quickly and dramatically. I didn't gain muscle—it was just rapid weight loss." Despite the unhealthy routine, compliments poured in. 'People started saying things like, 'Wow, Kusha, you look so amazing! What have you done?'" But inside, she was breaking. 'I was starving," she said. 'I didn't even realise why or for whom I was losing weight. Was it for health? Or just for the validation?" Eventually, her immune system began to fail. She developed a mysterious evening fever that wouldn't go away for 12 days. Doctors were baffled. 'After multiple tests, they couldn't figure it out. Then one doctor suggested it might be tuberculosis." The diagnosis: abdominal tuberculosis, likely caused by her weakened immunity due to extreme under-eating. 'Women over 25-26 are more prone to TB. I was diagnosed because I had dropped my immunity so drastically," she said. Now at 33, Kusha says she's finally doing it differently. 'For the first time in my life, I felt like I wanted to lose weight for myself. I told myself—'You are by yourself now. You're responsible for everything that happens in your life. Take care of yourself, because no one else is coming.'" First Published: May 30, 2025, 21:31 IST
Time of India
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Kusha Kapila finally REACTS to her drastic weight loss transformation amid Ozempic speculations: 'You just look at before-and-after makeovers...'
Kusha Kapila addresses online speculation about her weight loss, denying the use of weight-loss injections. She reveals a history of body image struggles, from childhood taunts to extreme dieting, which led to abdominal tuberculosis. At 33, she's now prioritizing self-care and healthy weight loss for herself, marking a turning point in her well-being journey. Kusha Kapila 's dramatic weight loss has fuelled months of online buzz, with fans speculating she may have used trendy weight-loss injections like Ozempic. Now, shutting down the rumours, the actress has finally addressed the chatter and shared the truth behind her transformation. The Emotional and Physical Struggles Behind the Transformation In a candid video on her YouTube channel, Kusha Kapila revealed the emotional and physical struggles behind her transformation. She shared how she once starved herself seeking validation, only to later be diagnosed with abdominal tuberculosis—an ordeal that deeply impacted both her health and outlook. Early Body Image Battles and the First Gym Experience Kusha Kapila opened up about feeling detached from her own transformation, saying the constant flood of reels and headlines made her feel like she was watching someone else. She described it as an ongoing out-of-body experience, where others seemed to talk about her appearance more than she ever did herself. Kusha Kapila shared that her struggles with body image began early—she started gaining weight at age 10 and was made painfully aware of it through harsh comments and name-calling like 'motu.' She first experienced weight loss around 12 or 13, but even then, people constantly monitored and judged her eating habits. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo During her 10th-grade board exams, Kusha Kapila gained significant weight—a shift that prompted her mother to take quick action. Once the exams were over, her mother enrolled her in a local gym that, as Kusha described, resembled an akhada (traditional wrestling arena), firmly telling her it was time to lose weight. In 10th grade, during her board exams, Kusha Kapila put on noticeable weight—a change that didn't go unnoticed. Once the exams were behind her, her mother swiftly enrolled her in a gym that felt more like an akhada (wrestling arena) than a fitness center, insisting that she needed to shed the extra kilos. That marked Kusha's first real introduction to the gym. She began running on the treadmill, doing floor exercises, and strength training—new experiences that quickly became part of her routine. During this phase, she ended up losing around 20 to 22 kilos. The Turning Point: Self-Care and Fighting Back By the time Kusha was 15 or 16, she was beginning to feel more confident about her appearance—but underneath, her body image issues were deeply rooted. She admitted that back then, she didn't grasp how lasting and complex those struggles would be. Like many teens, she got swept up in the validation that came with physical transformation, believing that the attention from before-and-after makeovers was the ultimate reward. Eventually, the Sukhee actress reached a turning point where she thought, 'Let it be, I don't care.' Rather than obsess over her appearance, she leaned into her wit and personality. Kusha began developing a sense of humor that resonated with everyone around her. She realised people were drawn to her for her jokes, impressions, and quirky charm—not for how she looked. That shift in perspective made her feel like her body wasn't something she needed to constantly fix. Kusha revealed that by age 22, she had gained an additional 10 kg and was in an unhealthy state both physically and mentally. She felt lost and uncertain about her life's direction, struggling with a lack of clarity about what she truly wanted. One day, a friend sent Kusha a late-night photo, gently urging her to focus on herself out of genuine concern. Though Kusha had started going to the gym, she was eating only 800-900 calories daily, mainly simple meals. This extreme calorie cut led to rapid weight loss without muscle gain. While others praised her transformation, Kusha was actually starving and uncertain if she was losing weight for health or validation. Kusha revealed that her poor eating habits led to a persistent evening fever lasting 12 days. Despite several tests, doctors struggled to find the cause until one suggested tuberculosis (TB). She learned that her severely weakened immunity from low calorie intake made her vulnerable, and she was ultimately diagnosed with abdominal TB—a condition more common in women over 25-26 with compromised immune systems. At 33, Kusha shared that, for the first time, she wanted to lose weight for herself. She realized she was now responsible for her own life and well-being, understanding that she needed to prioritize self-care because no one else would do it for her. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
