In an industry where being “skinny” is often a requirement, it’s no surprise that celebrities are always looking for ways to lose weight and look even more svelte. And while pushes for transparency about Photoshop and plastic surgery have helped usher in a new era of body acceptance, the recent popularity of a medication called Ozempic has highlighted the remaining cracks in our culture of skinny obsession.

Ozempic in Hollywood: A Closer Look at Celebrities Who’ve Embraced the Diabetes Medication

Benefits of Ozempic, which is a brand name for a type of diabetes medication called semaglutide, has gained widespread fame due to its off-label effects on dramatic weight loss. Originally used to treat type 2 diabetes, Ozempic injections can slow down digestion and help you feel full for longer, lowering your overall calorie intake. But despite the fact that the drug is meant for diabetics, it’s become a staple in celebrity diets, with stars like Elon Musk and Chelsea Handler openly admitting to using the medication for weight loss purposes. The injection is administered every week and can be injected into the stomach, thigh, or arm.

But despite its growing popularity, some stars have been reluctant to share their Ozempic secrets. Raven-Symone, for instance, shut down a fan who asked how her “ozempic working [sic]” was going, adding, “I’m just happy with my healthy size!” Several other stars have been more vocal about their use of the medication, though others, such as RHOBH star Kyle Richards, have denied that they are taking Ozempic for weight loss. That’s a concern since the influx of demand has led to a shortage of medication for those who need it for medical reasons.