Khloé Kardashian Slams Unending Attention To Her Body As 'Gross' Amid Ozempic Claims

Khloé Kardashian is done trying to please people, especially when it comes to her body.

"The Kardashians" star is not letting unending opinions about her body win this time, as she brings a fresh perspective to her weight loss through her new podcast.

The discourse surrounding Khloé Kardashian's body resurfaced recently when she stunned on Instagram with a picture of her banging body last month.

The mogul connected her past struggles with her weight to the present criticism she still faces when she appears to look trimmer than she did the last time. In her early years as a reality TV star on E!, Khloé admitted that being on the big side back then boosted her confidence.

According to her, recognizing this fact helped her take mental notes of every possible utterance that may come from people and, most importantly, prepare herself for the attacks. However, she still had low moments where her strength got tested.

Everything changed when she began to look after herself and her weight actively; she said, "When I started my fitness journey and, like, becoming in shape, I felt such a need that I had to keep this up, like even if it wasn't for me. I felt like, well, I can't get fat again because everyone is expecting that to happen."

The star added that she also received a different kind of attention, and now that she is older, she recognizes that it is unhealthy to tie one's worth to one's weight.

Despite these happenings, Khloé has taken a vital lesson: The "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" alum knows that she will never please the multitude, whether as a slim person or on the heavier side.

She recalled the backlash that followed when she lost weight for the first time, how people claimed she was no longer funny. In her words to Whitney Simmons:

"I've learned, no matter what, I'm never going to make people happy because I was once bigger, I was thinner, and I had the same amount of people, but from different ends."

Khloé's experiences with comments surrounding her body while growing up on television and as an adult resonated with a lot of fans who showed support on X. Fans praised the reality star and her fitness enthusiast guest for keeping it real with their eye-opening conversation.

"What an amazing episode, this warmed my heart," this X user declared. Another commenter praised the episode for carrying so many "helpful thoughts & points!!!"

"Ah, I love Whitney Simmons! Now I have to watch Khloé's podcast...." a user who was pleased with the bit on the platform expressed. However, one listener was not impressed with Khloé and Whitney's conversation. In their words:

"Lmao 🤣. They talk about hating peoples who hate their bodies…they literally have Botox and surgeries because they are not okay with their bodies. Wear tons of make up."

Another tagged the duo as one more internet podcaster telling viewers and their fans "how to live and how to act."

What was planned to be a fun day in the sun for the star and her kids turned into a full-blown discourse surrounding her body in her Instagram comment section.

The Ozempic allegations resurfaced in full force when Khloé showcased her physique in a printed bikini ensemble. The mogul showed off her toned midsection in a cherry-printed bikini bra paired with red biker shorts and white sneakers.

In the second frame, she gave fans a clearer view of her insanely fit figure in an extended leg pose. She was flanked by her daughter, True Thompson, who looked adorable in a short white dress with cherry prints.

Her son, Tatum Thompson, also posed beside his mom in matching white ensembles with his sister and curls for days. Khloé served a lot of tropical vibes in the caption, perhaps paying homage to her fruit-themed look.

While her fans and followers heaped compliments on her, some keen-eyed observers could not shake the feeling that her fit figure was influenced by weight loss medication rather than hours at the gym.

The year has been a very eventful one for the doting mom. In May, The Blast noted that she was dragged to court by her former staff, Brooke, who claimed she was unjustly let go from work due to her medical condition.

The lawsuit contained claims of wrongful termination, cancer discrimination, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. She demanded an unspecified amount of damages for these allegations.

The former Good American staff reportedly worked with Khloé for four years between 2019 and 2023, after which Khloé and her partner suggested that she take a medical leave of absence due to her cancer diagnosis.

Before her illness, Brooke revealed that she had often received sterling recommendations and acknowledgments from the mogul and her partner, Emma Grede, for her impressive work and diligence.

But as soon as she revealed her diagnosis to the pair, alongside advice from her doctor to work remotely due to a compromised immune system, the tone changed. She claimed Khloé and Grede refused to show empathy and declared her position vacant while looking for someone to fill the role.

Although the company tagged her employment termination a company-wide "layoff," Brooke remained convinced it was connected to her ailment.

Shortly before her lawsuit drama started, the mother-of-two expanded her coast by launching a popcorn business in April. The brand, named Khloud, was an instant sensation due to its connection to two famous investors.

Khloud gained a co-sign from tennis legend Serena Williams' Serena Ventures and talent management agency, WME. The protein popcorn brand is reportedly produced from corn grown in Nebraska and supplies consumers with 7 grams of protein per serving.

When she is not running things as a CEO, the star rakes in her coins as a reality star on Hulu. She began her journey as a reality star alongside her siblings and parents on the OG "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" on E! Television.

She also co-owned a clothing store with her sisters, Kim Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian; the venture closed down in 2018 after the sisters reached a mutual agreement to pursue their personal career growth.

The TV star also makes money from various sponsored posts on her Instagram account, which she shares with over 300 million followers. She co-founded Good American, a fashion line with Grede, in 2016, which focuses on inclusivity and body positivity.

Khloé Kardashian remains amazing in any shape or form!