Josh Gad, the acclaimed Hollywood actor known for his roles in ‘Frozen’ and ‘Beauty and the Beast’, recently revealed that he has lost an impressive 40 pounds through the use of the weight-loss medication Ozempic. In a candid interview, Gad shared his concerns about how the medication, which is primarily used for diabetes management, might affect his acting career. ‘It feels like cheating, like I’m losing this weight in a way that isn’t really me,’ Gad expressed, highlighting his conflicted feelings about his transformation. He further stated, ‘The fear is that people will think this is who I am now, but it’s not—I’m still me.’ This candid admission has sparked conversations about the societal pressures and expectations placed on actors regarding their physical appearances. Ozempic, a drug that helps control blood sugar levels in Type 2 diabetes patients, has gained popularity for its off-label use in weight loss. However, Gad’s candidness emphasizes the emotional and psychological impacts that accompany rapid weight loss in the public eye.