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Jameela Jamil drags Serena Williams for promoting weight loss drugs

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Does she ever have a day off from being on that high horse of hers ? We are tired. So tired. 
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  • EnoughSaid
    EnoughSaid

    She needs to mind her own damn business. This is the only way she tries to remain relevant

  • People dissing Jameela for rightfully dragging someone, what's new.

  • Soul Grabber
    Soul Grabber

    My thoughts is that celebrities have no shame promoting whatever products as long as they're paid enough, and nobody should take them serious or listen to them spitting ads on social media. 

The only two things I know about this woman is that one she was the host of some stupid game show with the guys from impractical jokers, and b all she does is complain. Both things I know about her are negative 

That woman is ALWAYS dragging other people and it seems like she's just desperate for attention tbh.

If Serena wants to take Ozempic, that's her choice. It's only the business of her and her physician. 

Jameela needs to stop using other people for relevance and attention. 

10 hours ago, theedmontonkid said:

That woman is ALWAYS dragging other people and it seems like she's just desperate for attention tbh.

Pretty obvious she is projecting her own struggles and issues regarding weight topic.

There's no way some of you actually read what she said and can't see that she's making a good point, unless you're illiterate :clown:

 

Like even if we ignore the 'celebs shouldn't be spokespeople for medication' part, is her husband not being a shareholder in the company kind of side-eye worthy?

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