Serena Williams Spills the Tea on Zepbound: Is This the Cosmic Weight Loss Hack Celebs Swear By?
Added on August 21, 2025 inCelebrity News Cards, Entertainment News Cards
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So, here’s the kicker — Serena Williams, yes the Serena, is opening up about her secret weapon: Zepbound. Now, before you ask if this is another one of those celebrity fad diets or some cosmic coincidence, let me toss this astrology nugget your way: with Mercury retrograde tinkering in the heavens, unveiling truths might be the Universe’s way of saying “spill it!” Serena’s not just talking about any old weight loss pill — she’s stepping into the spotlight to explain why, despite being a gym goddess who can probably outrun a comet, she turned to a GLP-1 medication originally designed for diabetes. It’s juicy, controversial, and perfectly timed for a world where transparency is currency and everyone’s curious how the pros really keep their game tight after life throws curveballs — or children, as in Serena’s case. Ready to dive into the why behind the headlines and see if this star athlete’s choice aligns with your own cosmic curiosities? LEARN MORE
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Serena Williams is admitting to using Zepbound.
Zepbound is a GLP-1 medication. It is the luxury weight loss branding for Mounjaro, which is a diabetes medication.
Serena is one of the best athletes on the planet. Ever.
In addition to confessing to using this medication, she’s explaining why she made this controversial choice.
On Thursday, August 21, Vogue unveiled Serena Williams’ interview about using the GLP-1 medication, Zepbound.
She explained that diet and exercise — despite her athletic prowess — did not allow her to drop weight after welcoming her second child in 2023.
“My whole life is being in the gym, working out, running, training, HIIT training, dancing, every single thing you can think of,” Serena described.
“I would always get to a certain point on the scale, but I could never get below that,” Serena lamented.
“That’s when I decided that it was time to try something different,” she admitted.
“And,” Serena continued, she “got on the GLP-1.” She used an online pharmacy, one that happens to be doing a paid partnership with her.
Many might question why Serena Williams would publicly admit to using a dubious and deeply controversial weight loss medication.
This might cause countless people to give in to the trend, on the grounds that if Serena is using it, they should too.
However, she explained that she felt the need to confess. Why? Because people have observed her weight loss and speculated about it, and she wanted to be transparent.
(And, it seems, to do this paid partnership)
“I was putting in the work,” Serena emphasized.
She observed: “I actually think it’s a problem a lot of other women can relate to, that you are in the gym and eating healthy, but just can’t get to the level you want or need to,”
Now, Serena expressed:
“I feel lighter mentally, I feel sexier, I feel more confident.”
As you can see, Serena Williams also spoke on the Today Show about her GLP-1 medication use.
And, again, it all seems to tie into her paid promotion of the product and of the online pharmacy where she obtained it.
Folks, for years, these kinds of medications were for diabetes patients.
Though no one questions the ability of these shots to artificially suppress people’s appetites to make it easy for them to starve themselves into being skinny, there are a lot of unknowns.
Even were it not for documented shortages of diabetes medication for people who actually need it, many are hesitant to take this particular jab because of both known risks and unknown potential side effects.
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