Christina Aguilera’s Critics Scream ‘Ozempic Abuse’ After Her Diet Claims

The sensational singer recently sparked renewed interest in her appearance after debuting an even thinner physique at the opening of “Burlesque: The Musical” in London. She turned heads not only for her skinny figure but for rocking an iconic vintage dress.

Christina Aguilera has been battling Ozempic allegations for years despite crediting her toned shape to diet and exercise. Fans and critics alike lost it over her new appearance, imploring the entertainer to stop destroying her body with the weight loss hack.

Weeks earlier, Aguilera attended the West End opening for “Burlesque: The Musical” at the Savoy Theatre in London. She stepped out on the night of July 21 in a vintage Versace corset dress designed with a ruffled handkerchief skirt.

Aguilera first rocked the olive green number 22 years ago when she modeled it for Versace’s Fall 2003 campaign. She paired the sexy number with thigh-high leather boots, giving off a fierce vibe with her bold makeup while her blonde hair cascaded down her shoulders.

A video of her stunning in the ensemble went viral on X after E! News shared the clip. It generated concerned comments from fans and criticism from those who believed Aguilera had lost herself to the Ozempic trend.

The comments echoed one thing in common: the belief that Aguilera had lost significant weight thanks to Ozempic. One X user compared the “Dirrty” hitmaker’s appearance to Sharon Osbourne, who confessed her facial features were negatively altered by Ozempic.

“Eyes already looking sunk in, and it’s definitely giving late stages of ozempic abuse…I wish sheneverchose to go that route, but for her sake, I hope it was worth it…I can’t imagine her beginning to resemble Osbourne,” the fan wrote. Another echoed similar sentiments, noting:

“I agree it’s scary and I love me some Christina!! This industry just scars people. It’s sad .. I rather her be thicker like she was than this.”

A third claimed Aguilera resembled a “skeleton,” while a fourth pointed out that “too much Ozempic” could be responsible for the loss of her skin elasticity and droopiness. A fan advised Aguilera to restore her hair and improve her skin glow with hyaluronic acid, protein, and collagen.

While many theorized that Aguilera suffered from tell-tale signs of too much Ozempic, she has repeatedly credited diet and exercise for her weight loss transformation. She Finds reported on the singer’s strict routine to achieve her toned figure, reporting that she followed a Rainbow Diet.

The Rainbow Diet involved eating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables daily. For example, on orange food days, Aguilera would eat carrots and pumpkins, while green food days saw her consuming broccoli, kale, and more.

Additionally, Aguilera limited her intake to just 1,600 calories a day, per reports, and focused on exercises that build lean muscle and boost metabolism. Her routine reportedly revolved around exercises like bicep curls, chest presses, jump rope, stair climbing, boxing, and cardio.

Aguilera started 2025 with a bold message to critics amid the never-ending debate about her weight loss transformation. The Blast shared that she dropped a video montage capturing moments from the past year alongside a powerful statement about self-love.

“This year, doing something a little different. This is a reminder to everyone that you are your OWN STORYTELLER in your OWN LIFE,” Aguilera began. She explained that not everyone deserved an explanation for your actions, nor could they dictate who you are meant to be.

In Aguilera’s case, she claimed she understood that “no one is perfect” and that people would judge no matter what you do or don’t do. She stressed that acceptance starts from within and implored fans to be confident and build better versions of themselves.

Last year, Aguilera made waves after she was named in a breach of contract lawsuit by a former business partner. The Blast reported that the plaintiff, John Herzog, claimed a Roc Nation rep hired him to create an ice cream brand for the singer.

However, Herzog noted Laurence “Jay” Brown approached him to make another ice cream line separate from Aguilera’s brand. Both deals eventually crashed in 2023, with the plaintiff stressing that Roc Nation and Aguilera did not give a reason for the sudden cancellation.

Despite Herzog’s claims, Aguilera argued in her response to the lawsuit that he failed to develop a “frozen dessert product,” per their agreement. She also demanded that the case be settled through arbitration, noting that her contract with Herzog stated that all disputes would be handled privately.