Kylie Jenner, the youngest of the Kardashian clan and the daughter of Caitlyn Jenner, caused a stir online on Tuesday when she shared a new photograph to Instagram. The photo, which celebrated her recent appearance on the cover of British Vogue’s September issue, seemed to show the star in dramatically better shape than before.
It left fans wondering if the 27-year-old billionaire might be taking weight-loss drugs, including the famed diabetes medication Ozempic. The topic of Jenner’s weight loss might have come up under normal circumstances, but it was particularly relevant given the fact that she has, in recent years, given birth to two children.
In the latest Instagram snap, Jenner was seen wearing a bralette shirt and a high-waisted floral skirt. Jenner finished off the outfit with a pale yellow cardigan with red florals, and she could also be seen holding a floral tea cup. The main focus of the photo, though, was her waist and her shape.
As per usual, her makeup look great, too – but that’s also thanks to the makeup artists who were preparing her for the Vogue shoot.
In the caption below the photo, Jenner told her nearly 400 million followers, “nothing like a little tea to go with your September @britishvogue cover.”
The British do love their tea. No, really – they do. This is one of those times where a stereotype is actually true: Britain drink, on average, 100 million cups of tea per day.
During an interview with Vogue that accompanied the photos, Jenner opened up about her weight loss and denied that she had used Ozempic to lose weight – something that commenters on social media and gossip column writers had speculated about.
“I’m back at my weight I was before I had my daughter and son and people are putting side by sides of me three months postpartum,” she said, slamming those who suggested that she couldn’t lose the weight naturally. Jenner also noted that, when giving birth to her children, she reached 200lbs in weight.
Jenner is the first member of the Kardashian family to appear on the cover of British Vogue.
