Lottie Moss Details Seizure Experience From Ozempic Overdose

Kate Moss' sister, Lottie Moss, ran into serious trouble with the popular Hollywood weight loss drug Ozempic.

The model shared her scary experience after overdosing on the popular antidiabetic medication, which left her at the mercy of her doctors.

Lottie Moss confessed to not feeling happy with her body, hence her decision to indulge in the drug, which has become a staple in Hollywood for weight loss.

The model gave her fans valuable advice in Thursday's episode of her "Dream On" podcast. "It was the worst decision I ever made, so this is a warning to everyone. Please, if you're thinking about doing it, do not take it. It's so not worth it, " she declared.

Olivia revealed that she began indulging in the medication a few months ago due to her concern over her body. She detailed that she took the drugs for two weeks after a friend gave it to her from a "doctor."

Olivia then realized much later that she had been injecting the wrong dose required for someone to lose weight. As a result of her wrong application, the model became "so sick one day" that she could not keep any water or food down her throat, and her face became pale, per Page Six.

On seeing this, her friend rushed her to the emergency room, where she was bedridden for two days.

"As soon as I get into the room where I get seen by another nurse. I literally had a seizure from how dehydrated I was, which honestly was the scariest thing that's ever happened to me in my life," Olivia stated.

She continued that she felt her face clenching up and her whole body being stiff, adding, "It feels like you're gonna break your hand. It was honestly horrible."

Lottie, who has had her fair share of struggles with substance addiction, wished she had enough knowledge about the antidiabetic medication before injecting it into her body.

She declared, "I would rather die any day than take it again. It made me feel so nauseous." However, the medication did its job, as Olivia shared that she dropped from 117 pounds in less than two weeks to 132 pounds.

The OnlyFans creator expressed her optimism that her story “can maybe be a lesson to some people that it’s so not worth it, and it’s for diabetes- it’s not for weight loss, really.”

The model confessed that she had a difficult time seeing other celebrities consume weight loss medication and not envying their dramatic changes.

“This heroin chic trend is coming back, which was something that happened in the 90s. Like we should not be going back there. This should not be a trend right now. Where did the body positivity go? I don’t understand.” the podcaster wondered.

Things are now looking up for the model, who declared she is finally happy with her weight. Her boyfriend played a major role in that, as she stated, “By him loving me, it’s made me love myself more in all areas.”

Last year, the model discussed the unpleasant situation she has found herself in in her line of work, including constant body shaming and living in fear of her more famous half-sister Kate’s shadow.

The Blast shared the interview in which she recalled debuting in the modeling industry at the age of 13. The star admitted that it was tough for her to try to live up to her sister’s achievements in the industry without “any advice or guidance.”

The mental stress combined with training five times a week to gain weight in order to fit the measurement required for the Fashion Week runway resulted in depressive episodes.

She recalled skipping gigs and eventually pulling the plug on modeling professionally in 2021 when the pressure became unbearable.

Following her decision to ditch modeling, Lottie found a new career path in the adult content industry via the X-rated subscription site through her best friend Sahara Ray, who she lived with in Los Angeles.

The Blast reported that the model was impressed by how free her friend felt going nude for the camera. This prompted her to join the platform and invite other girls to join them, and she wondered, "Why can't the rest of the world be like this?"

She clarified that while she made good money from joining the platform, it was more about freedom for her, noting: "For me, it was about finding something where I could finally be myself and not feel comfortable—which I hadn't felt comfortable at work for so long—but feel empowered, too."

Kudos to Lottie Moss for retracing her steps and sharing her story!