Kyle Richards Shows Off Her Shredded Arms, Continues To Shut Down Ozempic Accusations

Kyle Richards has once again rattled her critics!

Age is just a number for the 54-year-old sensation who effortlessly flaunted her awe-inspiring, chiseled arms and put to rest any lingering doubts surrounding her use of the controversial drug, Ozempic. 

Amidst swirling rumors and accusations, the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star confidently stands firm in her truth – that her toned physique is rooted in hard work and determination, not shortcuts. 

Taking to her Instagram page, the multifaceted celebrity shared pictures and videos captioned "Life Lately…." The slides started with an image of the star looking gorgeous in a shiny multicolored shirt over jeans. 

The top featured an opening in front, allowing a glimpse of her black lace bra. However, the slide that caught the most attention was the third one. In the snap, Richards posed in the gym, flexing her quite massive biceps for the camera, and it was nothing short of impressive. 

In the comments, fans celebrated her hardwork, like this person who gushed, "You look Amazing! Can I have whatever you're having???." Another excitedly wrote, "Drop the workout routine sis!!!!!" However, despite her picture evidence, some critics insisted that her bulging arms resulted from the popular weight loss drug.

When fellow reality TV star Chanel Ayan complimented the American socialite, writing, "Looking hot ????," one critic chimed in vehemently, stating, "Stop lying to her and encouraging #ozempicabuse. She be out here looking like a hot mess." 

Not one to take the accusation lying low, Richards responded to the naysayer, "I have never tried ozempic or any of those medicines, so stop spreading lies. You don't know me." She defended her enviable arms by adding, "I'm sorry, but you don't get muscles from that so kindly ??." 

In case you missed it, Ozempic, an FDA-approved diabetes drug, has gained immense popularity as a weight-loss solution, with its viral presence on social media skyrocketing. Just as online speculation reached its peak, the "Eaten Alive" actress again found herself swiftly shutting down rumors surrounding her alleged use of the diabetes drug. 

Continuing to assert that her chiseled physique resulted from her fitness journey, she clarified, "I can say that I have never tried it, and I have never taken it. I'm not on any weight loss drug. If you know me, you know I have terrible anxiety, which would scare me to death. I have never, ever taken it."

Taking to her Instagram story, the "Halloween Ends" star shared a statement acknowledging the difficulty of altering someone's perspective with factual information alone. 

It credited "motivated reasoning," the psychological term "which refers to the way people usually believe whatever they want to believe and use the flimsiest piece of evidence to justify that belief, even when there is plenty of verified evidence to disprove it."

In conclusion, the "Time Express" star added a touch of humor in her caption, playfully stating, "This explains a lot ? #trolls ?." 

The "Police Woman" guest actress initiated an interactive session with her followers on social media, urging them to share their tagline suggestions for the upcoming season of the Bravo show. 

The Blast reported that Richards took to Instagram to share two stunning images, showcasing herself in a white terry robe and impeccably done makeup by Pamela Brogardi.

In the first slide, she elegantly stretched out on a black leather couch, crossing one arm over the other, while the second shot captured her standing, revealing an off-the-shoulder look as she dropped the robe's sleeves.

She penned in the caption, "Opening titles for #RHOBH. Any good ideas for a tagline for me? ??." The "Halloween" star's dedicated followers almost instantly flocked to the comment section, unleashing a wave of their most clever one-liners. 

Among the noteworthy contributions, one fan confidently proclaimed, "I don't need a tagline, I'm a headline," while another cleverly declared, "I'm not just living the American Dream, I'm living the Beverly Hills Dream."

Adding a touch of personal connection, a netizen referenced her husband, Mauricio Umansky's realtor career with the comment, "My husband may sell this town … but I own it!" At the same time, a fourth humorously stated, "Once, I was the littlest sister, but now all the women look up to me."