Being on something myself, I side eye anyone who in their 30s/40s has lost weight recently, especially people who have struggled before and now say oh I just changed a bit of my diet.
I've lost 5 stone before covid and it was literally sucking the life out of me to do it, rawdogging weightloss in your 30s/40s is not for the weak.
Being on something now, has helped, given the food noise is gone it's easier to concentrate on the exercise end of it, but given I work out a lot and always have, it'd be easy to say, ah its the gym/kids are older, I just started focusing on me etc...
It gets exponentially hard to lose weight as a woman as you hit peri and full meno.
The likes of Orlaith, Beautifultruth, Triona McCarthy and to a smaller extent Louise McSharry (because shes addressed it now) would absolutely be on my radar for injections, and if it works for them too, fair play, but I hate the narrative of 'Oh it just happened' 'Things clicked into place'.
I don't expect them to be shouting it from the rooftops, but if they choose to talk about their weightloss and attribute it to small minute changes (I'm looking at you Alison Hammond) it's a really crappy precedent to be setting.
They're just enforcing that it's something to hide, rather than something medically approved to help (that's unless they're using the dodgy stuff)