Kendra Wilkinson Rips Celebrities Who Aren't Truthful About GLP-1 Weight Loss: 'At Least I'm Honest'

Kendra Wilkinson called out celebrities who lie about their weight-loss methods as she announced she's starting GLP-1 medication to shed some extra pounds.

"I am so excited to be starting my GLP-1 journey with effecty.com today," Wilkinson, 40, began in a video posted via Instagram on Wednesday, April 1, before throwing the slight shade. "Unlike most people, I'm being honest with this journey."

In her caption, the Girls Next Door alum opened up about her decision to start the prescription drug medication, which mimics a natural gut hormone to regulate blood sugar and reduce appetite.

"For me, it wasn’t just about weight… it was about feeling better, having more energy, and actually trusting the process instead of rushing it," she explained. "I wanted something that felt transparent, supportive and realistic for my lifestyle."

She pointed out that it was "just the beginning" of her wellness journey, adding, "But I’m excited to share how it goes and what I learn along the way."

Fans had mixed reactions to Wilkinson's post, as while some applauded her for the "transparency," others judged the model for taking the "quick fix" route.

"Another one falls to the pressure of being a skeleton. Sad," one critic said, while another follower wrote, "Whatever happened to a healthy diet and regular workouts..."

"Noooooooo… the side effects are horrendous. It’s a short term fix," a third added.

Fans were also confused since the former E! star shared a post weeks earlier about how she was "embracing" herself as she was.

"I’ve seen many people comment saying I’ve aged 'poorly' and that is ok. I’m ok with aging 'poorly.' For some reason I’m happier than I’ve ever been lately even with a little weight gain and wrinkles and I’m not going to tie my happiness again into the negative energy," she wrote alongside a selfie on March 8. "I am a balanced, single, positive, fun woman who loves life and i hope that i can manage this feeling forever now after working hard to get here to this place."

The former Playboy model pointed out that she was "very young" when she began her TV career and was now focused on herself.

"[I] lived a crazy chaotic 20 years of impressing others but now it’s about ME," she continued. "Giving back to ME. Even with less money and way less fame."

A year ago, the Kendra on Top star confessed she once hesitated to share her life online because of the "hate" she faced.

“Playboy days are long gone and it feels more and more liberating for some reason,” she wrote in March 2025. “Fear can kiss my a-- now!! It feels good to finally LIVE with less depression. If people don’t like me or this or think I’m bigger or i can’t turn men on anymore GOOD then there’s the door.”