During a recent segment on Chris Wallace’s CNN show, panelists speculated about Donald Trump possibly being on a popular weight-loss drug, Ozempic, to achieve a slimmer appearance in recent Easter photos. Well, Ozempic is actually a diabetes medication, but maker of the drug, Novo Nordisk, has made a new medication called Wegovy which is the same exact medication as Ozempic, only packaged differently and FDA approved for weight-loss.

Lulu Garcia-Navarro from The New York Times raised this possibility during the discussion. Garcia-Navarro pointed out a photo shared by Donald Trump Jr. on Instagram, where the adjudicated rapist appeared “rather svelte” alongside his grandchildren. This sparked intrigue on social media and beyond, leading to speculation about Trump’s potential use of Ozempic. She mentioned that The New York Times even reached out to Trump’s campaign for clarification on this matter.

The speculation revolves around the idea that Trump, known for his larger-than-life persona, might be aiming for a healthier and more camera-friendly image for his future public events. However, some observers also ponder if this shift in appearance could potentially diminish his characteristic “imposing presence.”

Wallace interjected humor into the conversation by joking to Garcia-Navarro, “I know you were worried because you wanted him to be as imposing as possible.”

Despite the speculations, the panel acknowledged that there is no concrete evidence regarding Trump’s health regimen, joking that he might simply be maintaining his fitness through “working out.”

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It has been recently reported that Trump has lost “at least 30 pounds” ahead of the 2024 presidential election. According to one Trump insider, his wife Melania no longer lets her ex-president hubby eat from the Mar-a-Lago buffet.

“People at the club say he’s eating healthier, and less from the buffet,” one source told Page Six. “They credit Melania with his better eating habits.”

“Trump has not been seen scarfing down ice cream sundaes or chocolate cake with two scoops of vanilla ice cream on it,” the insider added.

“It’s pure speculation that Trump is taking weight-loss drugs like Ozempic or Wegovy, which are very popular in Palm Beach, where everyone is suddenly looking thinner!” the source told the outlet. “He does lots of sport,” another insider said. “He looks good.”

Sport? LOLOLOLOL. Riding in a golf cart is not “sport”. Come on! And whenever Trump is in a photo that is candid…meaning it was taken by someone who isn’t a family member, he looks larger. Like who can forget this photo from a few months ago:

Trump’s doctor said that the one-term, twice-impeached former president was in “excellent” health and had “reduced his weight” via an “improved diet” and “daily physical activity.”

“I am pleased to report that President Trump’s overall health is excellent,” Dr. Bruce Aronwald wrote. “Trump has reduced his weight through an improved diet and continued daily physical activity while maintaining a rigorous schedule.”

But there have also been questions about Dr. Aronwald, who is a member of Trump’s Bedminister club. So who knows what to believe. That said, when we see Trump on stage, or in a candid photo, he looks like the same old sweaty, obese Trump that we know. But when Trump has control of the photo, they look manipulated, like this one where he appears to be 45 years old: