James Corden Breaks Silence On Failed Ozempic And Food Addiction

James Cordendid not make the list of celebrity glow-ups with Ozempic.

The former host of "The Late Late Show with James Corden" recently shared his results after trying the popular weight loss drug.

Although the antidiabetic medication helped other stars transform their figures, it was unsuccessful for James Corden. But as fate would have it, it led to an epiphany for the TV personality.

During a recent episode of his "This Life of Mine" podcast, Corden opened up about his failed Ozempic results to his guest, author Richard Osman. He revealed he jumped on the popular weight loss trend, but it did nothing for his body.

According to the former late-night talk show host, Ozempic did not help him shed extra pounds, but it helped him understand more about his body's system. The epiphany made him realize that his eating habits have nothing to do with being hungry.

Corden shared that he found himself eating for other reasons and suspected he could have a food addiction. He recalled eating a king-size chocolate bar while going through the car wash, per TMZ, noting that an appetite suppressant wouldn't work on him.

Corden joining the popular weight loss trend was unsurprising, with many stars crediting the drug for their amazing transformations. However, he wasn't alone in failed results, with The Blast noting that Kate Moss' sister, Lottie Moss, experienced severe consequences.

Lottie shared her experience on her "Dream On" podcast, telling fans: "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 explained that she had been injecting the wrong dose needed to lose weight and became "so sick one day" that she could not keep any water or food down her throat. Lottie also experienced a seizure after she was rushed to the hospital.

Scott Disick joined the list of botched results after turning to Ozempic amid his ex, Kourtney Kardashian's relationship with Travis Barker. He debuted a gaunt appearance that worried fans and had sources claiming his loved ones were planning an intervention.

Meanwhile, Dr. Terry Dubrow expressed his support for the weight loss drug, declaring: "It's like the new Botox, Ozempic. I love it. It's so good." He noted he would return to using the medication despite experiencing "low-grade nausea" while on it.

Corden's confession about his possible food addiction comes a year after his image took a beating over bad behavior allegations. The Blast shared that director Craig Duncan accused the latter of being internationally difficult on set.

According to Duncan, his encounter with the allegedly rude Corden began while filming a Masterchef-style challenge with the TV personality and other comedians. He claimed his colleagues had warned him about the latter's "difficult" behavior before they met.

However, Duncan believed he could handle Corden after working with an unnamed "prima donna opera singer." But he was forced to eat his words, declaring, "The most difficult and obnoxious presenter I have ever worked with was James Corden."

The drama between Duncan and Corden began after he invited the latter to watch the show's rehearsal. He claimed the TV personality's mood turned sour while reading a card, saying:

"[There was] kind of a joke in there, and he just looked at it like, 'That's not funny, that's not funny. It's shit. We have to rewrite that.'"

Duncan chucked his rude response to it being a lousy day for Corden and agreed to his demands. But the list allegedly kept increasing, with the latter bashing his directorial skills. Recalling the incident, Duncan said:

"We were working it out when old bugger-lugs pipes up, 'What the fuck is happening here? It's obvious what you do. It's so obvious how you shoot it; you're stupid.'"

Corden's image started going downhill when a famous restaurateur accused him of being rude to his staff. The Blast shared that Keith McNally claimed he was the "most abusive" customer to his Balthazar servers in the food chain's 25-year history.

The British entrepreneur claimed that Corden had displayed poor behavior twice, with the first incident involving hair in his food. He was allegedly "nasty" to the restaurant's manager, while the second incident saw him yelling at a server for mixing up his wife's order.

However, Corden denied all allegations of wrongdoing, arguing: "I haven't done anything wrong on any level. So why would I ever cancel this? I was there. I get it. I feel so Zen about the whole thing. Because I think it's so silly."

James Corden seems to have moved on from the bad behavior drama; too bad Ozempic did not work for him.