Kate Winslet recently discussed the Ozempic craze taking over Hollywood, revealing that she was surprised by its purpose.
The actress is a well-known advocate for self-acceptance and against body criticism and fat shaming,
In an interview, she reflected on her past and addressed the harmful effects of being typecast and body shaming early in her career, stressing the need to combat such behavior.
Kate Winslet Says She Doesn’t Know What Ozempic Really Is
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During the interview with New York Times Magazine, Winslet spoke about her lack of knowledge about Ozempic, stating, “I don’t know what Ozempic is. All I know is that it’s some pill that people take or something like that. But what is it?”
When informed that the drug was injected to suppress appetite in order to lose weight, the “Titanic” star reacted with surprise, exclaiming, “Oh my God. This sounds terrible. Let’s eat some more things!” He then joked while enjoying the pastry.
Reflecting on her own experience with weight loss, Winslet also addressed the harsh criticism she faced regarding her weight, revealing her past struggle with an eating disorder.
He emphasized that he now refuses to tolerate discussions about weight and immediately confronts anyone who brings it up.
The actor explained, per Daily Mail, “I never told anyone about it. Because guess what — people in the world around you go: ‘Hey, you look great! You lost weight!’”
“So, compliments about looking good are also related to weight. And that’s one thing I won’t let people talk about. If they do, I keep pulling them,” added Winslet.
Kate Winslet Applauds Young Star Taking a Stand Against Fat Lies
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Winslet recently expressed her support for young stars who are against shaming and using their voices in the entertainment industry.
During an appearance on “The Today Show,” host Hoda Kotb hailed Winslet as a “champion for women.” However, Kotb noted, “But you don’t lead your career like that all the time because you are like most young actors.”
Winslet replied: “It’s interesting how much it has changed. And I think about the moments where I have to say, ‘Well, look, I’m going to be myself. And I have curves. And here I am.’”
She highlighted positive shifts in the industry, praising the empowerment of young women. “That has changed. And it’s changing because young women now, they’re born with a voice,” Winslet said.
“They have a voice, they learn how to hold on to it, they stand up for themselves. They know that they matter. They count something. They’re great together,” Winslet continued. “It’s an exciting time, I think, for young actors to enter an industry like this, which is huge. But to feel held, supported, nurtured, it has changed a lot. It’s beautiful.”
Kate Winslet Talks About Facing Body Criticism And Typesetting In Hollywood
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In another interview with Sunday Times, Winslet spoke about facing harsh criticism early in her career. Looking back on her experience, she recalls being typecast in the role of “fat girl” and noted how damaging such scrutiny can be, adding: “It can be very negative. People are subjected to more scrutiny than vulnerable young people can cope with.”
Despite the challenges, the 45-year-old sees a positive shift in the film industry. Winslet said: “But in the film industry, it changes. When I was younger, my agent would get a call saying, ‘How’s her weight?’ I want you not to. So it’s great that this has started to change.”
In 2021, Winslet also openly discussed the body criticism she faced during her breakthrough role in “Titanic” at the age of 21. She condemned the “borderline abuse” body shaming she suffered from overzealous fans of the blockbuster.
Reflecting on the hurtful comments during an interview on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, she said, “Apparently, I’m too fat. Why are they so mean to me? They’re so mean. I’m not even—— fat.”
“The Mare of Eastown” actress expressed her dismay and wished she had spoken out against the despicable treatment at the time.
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