Euphoria star Barbie Ferreira shows off her incredible weight loss in VERY sexy snaps following fan speculation she has taken Ozempic

Euphoria star Barbie Ferreira showed off her incredible weight loss in a series of sexy snaps on Monday.

The 27-year-old actress shared the stunning photos on Instagram with her 5 million followers, after fans speculated that she had taken Ozempic.

In one of the stunning photos, the model wore no makeup, but a low-cut cream-colored negligee.

Barbie posed seductively in her home, her brown hair loose around her shoulders, as she stared out from off-camera.

In another photo, the star looked stunning in a black leather top with a halter neck, which showed off her toned stomach.

Wearing a low-cut skirt and dark-framed glasses, she posed with her hands on her hips, drawing attention to her recent weight loss.

The Instagram post follows a series of snaps from last month, in which the actress looked almost unrecognisable in a chocolate brown dress.

The brunette beauty highlighted her snarrow waist and slender arms and showed off the top of her black lace bra as she walked in her garden.

Barbie doesn’t want to talk about her size.

Fans congratulated her on the attractive photos, but some also speculated that she is taking Ozempic, a diabetes drug that helps people lose weight.

One follower joked: ‘Rich people have ozempic and we have body positivity.’

“She’s going back to her Tumblr girl days,” one Barbie follower noted.

Another fan got angry: ‘This is HER body, HER decisions, too bad some people have learned to accept themselves by identifying with her, identifying with her and comparing themselves to her. It is NOT her responsibility.’

Barbie appeared in 16 episodes of Euphoria from 2019 to 2022.

She then appeared in an episode of Robot Chicken in 2022 and played the role of Nessie in the film Nope.

The star has two films in post-production: Faces Of Death and House Of Spoils.

Four years ago, she spoke about her “crippling anxiety,” “depression issues, eating disorders, paranoias,” and the other “weird things” she believes are the result of the Internet.

In an interview with Cosmopolitan In 2020, Barbie spoke candidly about her mental health and the pressures and world events that have negatively impacted her generation.

“As older Gen Z, we’ve been through some tough times too,” she said.

‘I mean, my first day of kindergarten was 9/11. We were the guinea pigs of the Internet — you’re 11, and the darkness of the entire world is just on your computer and you’re scrolling through it.

“That must have done something to my brain,” she continued.

“I mean, I have crippling anxiety. A lot of depression issues, eating disorders, paranoias, and just weird stuff that I’m a thousand percent sure is from the internet.”

The star also admitted that he is addicted to Juul.

“I don’t know if we’re designed for this… to be chatting online with strangers when you’re nine. God knows who I was talking to,” she said.

Feeling deeply may have helped her career. Barbie says she was an “emotional” and “empathetic” child, which led her to acting.

Barbie also said the country has become a “more hateful” place.

This led to a lot of ‘sadness’ and ‘mental neuroses’, especially among younger people.

“In the years since Trump was elected, I’ve seen how popular hateful ideas are,” she said.

“It’s a disservice to yourself to think that everyone thinks like you. It’s clearer now than ever in my life that I live in a different world than many people.

“We think we are the best country, we think we are perfect, we think we are the land of freedom, but in essence we are not. We are disillusioned with the country.

“I think that’s where Gen Z gets a lot of the fear, the sadness, the mental neuroses from. We still haven’t reckoned with that.”

In the interview, Barbie also talked about her role in the new film Unpregnant, a comedy about abortion.

“We need to normalize abortion,” she said.

“Society puts pressure on people who have abortions to feel guilty and ashamed and very emotional about it. Most people are just relieved.”