Darcey Silva, known for her multiple cosmetic surgeries and relentless pursuit of a new look, has once again stirred up controversy. The reality TV star has undergone such extensive alterations that she now resembles a completely different person. Recently, however, Darcey pushed the boundaries even further by promoting a controversial drug called Ozempic, leaving fans shocked and accusing her of having “no shame” whatsoever. What is Darcey’s latest endeavor and why is she publicly endorsing Ozempic?
Darcey Silva, a prominent figure on 90 Day Fiance, has become notorious for her never-ending quest to transform her appearance. Despite her previous efforts, she remains unwavering in her pursuit of the perfect look.
Viewers were taken aback when they witnessed Darcey endorsing the “miracle drug” known as Ozempic and promoting it on social media. In a recent Instagram clip, she proudly announced, “Just got my Ozempic shot, so excited.” Darcey went on to describe the drug as “amazing and transformational,” claiming it would help suppress her appetite and shed pounds.
Injecting Ozempic into her abdomen, Darcey asserted that she felt “slim and healthy” after receiving the treatment. Fans of 90 Day Fiance were appalled by her open promotion of Ozempic, leading to a heated discussion on a Reddit thread.
The original poster highlighted how most celebrities discreetly use Ozempic for weight loss, while Darcey unabashedly flaunts her usage. The thread revealed that both Darcey and Stacey had already undergone weight loss and fat removal surgeries, making their endorsement of Ozempic even more surprising. The poster concluded, “They truly have no shame.” Shocked users expressed their disbelief, with one stating, “Now a weight loss drug?!” and another criticizing Darcey for bragging about taking a medication she doesn’t actually need.
As Darcey Silva’s transformation takes an alarming turn, fans of 90 Day Fiance are left questioning the motives behind her endorsement of Ozempic. The backlash she has faced for her public promotion of the drug underscores the concerns surrounding her choices and the potential influence on her audience.