In the Instagram carousel, Jamil shared an old image from the "height" of having anorexia, where she was "pretending to eat a chocolate" and "pretending to be happy." The latter slides showed a present-day Jamil with a healthier body image and dancing in the sea while happily eating.

Jameela Jamil shared a fiery statement about the “era of Ozempic heroin chic” she feels Hollywood is in amid the trend of weight loss drugs. The “Good Place” actress, who overcame anorexia, sounded off on Hollywood’s diet culture on Instagram Thursday with a photo of herself cheerfully eating in a black two-piece swimsuit.

The scathing post also included a photo of herself “pretending to eat a chocolate” at the “height” of her “anorexia” battle

Rod Taylor, the Australian movie star who appeared opposite John Wayne, Tippi Hedren, Doris Day, Jane Fonda and Elizabeth Taylor, died in 2015. He was 84. The actor shared a cryptic line about about "a time I really didn’t feel like putting the [Deadpool] suit on" in a post on his Instagram Story.

Actress Jameela Jamil targeted Ozempic during her latest social rights stand. The star popped off about Hollywood's usage of the drug which many use for weight loos. She wrote on Instagram: "The amount of people in my industry just taking it to go from slim to super skinny,

The following article contains mentions of eating disorders Jameela Jamil recently expressed her frustration over a new trend in Hollywood. Sharing a fiery post on social media, the actress from The Misery Index went on a rant about weight loss drugs becoming overly popular in Tinseltown.

Jameela Jamil spoke out against the 'Ozempic Era' in a fiery statement. On December 26, the 38-year-old actress shared a carousel post on Instagram criticising Ozempic heroin chic, a modern