Ayesha Curry shows off svelte figure in new Instagram snaps and prompts weight loss drug speculation

Ayesha Curry posted two stylish snaps on Instagram on Thursday showing off her trimmed figure.
The 33-year-old wife of NBA star Stephen Curry, 35, shared the news of her 35-pound weight loss in January, looking slimmer than ever in a stylish floor-sweeping black gown.
‘The most amazing #forbes3050 International Women's Day Summit with @forbes in Abu Dhabi last week. Such an incredible event! Ayesha captioned the stunning photos.
The post quickly caused a stir among her 7.9 million followers, who speculated that she might be using Ozempic, Hollywood's most popular new diet drug, to make the switch.
“Beautiful as always, but looking too skinny,” commented one concerned follower. While another simply wrote, “Ozempic queen”.


Slenderer than ever: Ayesha Curry showed off her trimmed figure in two stylish Instagram photos on Thursday; (R) taken in 2021


Zoom out! NBA star Stephen Curry, 35, and his wife, 33, looked slimmer than ever in a plunging black gown; (R) 2021
Ozempic and Wegovy soared in popularity after becoming the first drugs proven to help weight loss.
Diet pills — $1,000 a month for weekly injections — trick people into thinking they're full by mimicking hunger hormones in their bodies.
Ayesha braided her hair and made an updo for the event. In one photo, she showed off her gorgeous dress and slim figure, which was taken from the front.
Another picture shows her posing from the side, with one hand on her hip. The beauty completed the look with a number of silver bangles on her wrists.
More fans continued to express their surprise, writing, “Wow, you've lost a lot of weight.”
Others seemed impressed with the change, writing: “Lost weight though.”
Mean Girls star Lindsay Lohan agreed, simply commenting “beautiful” with a red heart emoji.
‘hold up! ! ! ! How do you become more and more beautiful every day? ! Another added.
In January, the star shared that she's lost 35 pounds and her goal is to gain muscle.

Follow: The post quickly caused a stir among her followers, with netizens speculating whether she used the weight-loss drug Ozempic to make the switch

“Too thin”: “Beautiful as always, but looking too thin,” one follower commented. While another simply wrote, “Ozempic queen”

Weight loss: “Wow…you've lost a lot of weight…” another follower wrote

Surprised: Others seemed impressed with the change and wrote, “Low weight though”

Compliments: Mean Girls star Lindsay Lohan endorses, simply comments ‘beautiful' with red heart emoji

Sweet: ‘Hold on! How do you become more and more beautiful every day? !another person added

WEIGHT WEIGHT: In January, the star shared that she lost 35 pounds and that her goal is to gain muscle; pictured October 2022

Health journey: “I've been on a health journey for the past three years,” she told PEOPLE at the time

Fitness: She flaunts her slimmed-down figure in 2020 bikini Instagram snaps
The chef and cookbook author has been on a three-year health journey, and now that she's lost weight, she wants to define her body.
“I've been on a health journey for the past three years,” she told PEOPLE.
“I've lost 35 pounds. In the past year, I've been really pumped, but now I want that definition, and I want to feel strong in my skin.
The beauty also shared with PEOPLE that she has to remind herself not to compare her fitness success to others, especially her NBA superstar husband Stephen Curry.
The two met while attending the same church as teenagers. Their relationship only morphed into romance when they reconnected years later in 2008.
They married in June 2011 and had their first child, Riley, 10, the following year. The couple subsequently welcomed two more children, Ryan, seven, and Canon, four.
Ayesha admits that she has learned not to compete on her health and fitness journey, but to be happy with the progress she has made, especially since she has had three children over the past 10 years.
She said: “I'm married to a high-level athlete who can do everything. And I think I have to be honest with myself and realize that I can't do that and I don't have to do that to see the results I want to see.
’ I kind of have this inner rivalry that doesn’t exist. So no matter what I'm doing, I'm almost always beaten because I can't do it at that level. I figured I had to take a moment, take a deep breath, and realize that doing your best is enough.

Not competing: She also shared that she had to remind herself not to compare her fitness success to her athlete husband Stephen Curry; pictured with Steph in 2022

Mum: Ayesha says she has to learn how to be happy about her progress, especially after having three kids; couple pictured with daughters Riley, 10, Ryan, 7, and son Canon, 4