Kyle Richards looked sporty in a social media selfie he shared on Saturday, after denying he used diabetes medication to lose weight.
The 54-year-old reality star wore a form-fitting black tank top with a matching pair of leggings in the photo.
He sat down on the wooden floor of what appeared to be his private gym.
Fitness: Kyle Richards looked sporty in a social media selfie he shared on Saturday, after denying using diabetes medication to lose weight. The 54-year-old reality star wore a form-fitting black tank top with a matching pair of leggings in the photo.
His training equipment, such as exercise balls and various training machines, lined the far wall.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star recently applauded fans who accused her of using unnatural means to achieve a slimmer frame.
Specifically, internet trolls accused the reality star of using Ozempic, a type 2 diabetes treatment that is being used off-label as a weight-loss medication.
Speculation sparked after Richards uploaded a stunning bikini selfie to her Instagram.
Applauding: Kyle Richards recently shut down claims that she used the diabetes drug Ozempic to lose weight; seen in december in LA
In the comments section of a Page Six post on Instagram that linked to a story about her ripped figure, Kathy Hilton’s younger sister responded to a user who wrote: “I think that’s a lot of plastic surgeon visits.”
“I’ve never tried Ozempic and this is not from plastic surgery,” Richards replied.
The Halloween Ends actress has admitted that she underwent a breast reduction, but refuted all other claims that she did more than work hard to get the figure she’s been sporting of late.
‘I had a breast reduction in May. I am honest about what I do. But if giving credit to plastic surgery makes you feel better, then stop doing it, sis,” she added.
Beneath the same post, another user simply commented: ‘Ozempic?’
Richards wrote: ‘I am NOT taking Ozempic. Never has.’
Fit figure: After showing off her toned body in a bikini photo shared Monday, internet trolls accused the reality star of using Ozempic, a type 2 diabetes treatment used off-label as a medication to lose weight.
Putting an end to the rumors: ‘I had a breast reduction in May. I am honest about what I do. But if giving credit to plastic surgery makes you feel better, then stop doing it, sis,’ she said; seen in october in new york
In the post, he revealed that he underwent two nose jobs and also admitted to undergoing a liposuction procedure.
She said she struggled to get her figure back after having four children.
Richards has four daughters: Farrah, 34, Alexia, 26, Sophia, 22, and Portia, 15. She shares Farrah with her first husband, Guraish Aldjufrie.
After marrying real estate broker Mauricio Umansky, 52, they had Alexia, Sophia and Portia.
Surgeries: In the post, she revealed that she underwent the knife for two nose jobs and also admitted to undergoing a liposuction procedure.
Ozempic, also known as semaglutide, has been used by numerous celebrities to achieve a fast figure despite the many known side effects.
Elon Musk, Jeremy Clarkson and Remi Bader have spoken about their experience with the fat burning injection.
The latest fad in treating diabetes for weight loss purposes has caused an increase in demand and led to widespread shortages.
Children: Richards has four daughters: Farrah, 34, Alexia, 26, Sophia, 22, and Portia, 15. She shares Farrah with her first husband, Guraish Aldjufrie.