Word on the street is that they are all on Ozempic now. It's an injectable for diabetes but causes significant weight loss (along with a lot load of GI side effects). Med Spas all over the country are now prescribing it (unethically IMO) for $1000-$1500 per month cash.

This is why I'll never like the Ks. They are always chasing an impossible;e, expensive, and unhealthy ideal with is also out of reach for normal people. And they themselves move the goal posts every few years. 

I'm very concerned. We all know that the Kardashians — for better, but mostly for worse — are very much responsible for setting beauty and body trends. And while in the past, they pushed the (still very unobtainable) curvy trend, it seems now they're going for waif. Like, '90s waif. 

We've come so far to attain body acceptance and celebrate body positivity, and while I am by no means bashing skinny, it feels like this new trend could become dangerous. 

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