Megyn Kelly Rips Meghan Trainor's 'Ozempic' Transformation, Says She Wanted to Be 'Skinny All Along'

Megyn Kelly slammed Meghan Trainor's "Ozempic" transformation, calling her "literally unrecognizable."

"Meghan Trainor, who celebrated body positivity, even for the larger size girls, to this – we've got Ozempic Meghan Trainor, who is as skinny as they come," Kelly, 55, said during an appearance on The Megyn Kelly Show.

The journalist claimed the singer, 32, was beyond recognition in the promo for her latest music video, "Toy With Me," where she can be seen dancing in a tight leotard-style dance outfit.

"If she's 120 pounds, it's a lot, putting further evidence to the lie that she was telling us before. She didn't think she was 'perfect from the bottom to the top,' that was a bunch of nonsense," Kelly said during her show, referring to Trainor's lyrics from her 2014 hit "All About That Bass."

"She wanted to be skinny all along," Kelly insisted, "but she was happy to tout obesity and extra weight as a great lifestyle choice, irrespective of what it did to young girls and their health."

Trainor had long been known for her body positivity outlook, releasing self-love anthems like 2014's "All About That Bass," which included lyrics like, "Yeah, it's pretty clear, I ain't no size two."

Kelly claimed the mom-of-three was "clearly pining for a skinny body," which she now has "thanks to a shot."

"And I really wonder what she's going to say now to all the girls who she encouraged to be as fat as they wanted to be," she questioned. "What happened to embracing your full body and full beauty, Meghan?"

The Megyn Kelly Show host called it "b-------," adding she would have preferred Trainor to say, "'I'm heavy. I wish I could lose the weight, but I've struggled, and I can't,' than to be like, 'No, I love being this size. It's beautiful.'"

The singer has continued to face controversy over her more than 60-pound weight loss, confessing last month that she used Mounjaro, a drug also used to treat Type 2 diabetes, to help shed the extra pounds.

"I’m getting a lot of hate online just posting who I am, and everyone’s like ‘Why are you thin now? You were ‘All About That Bass’ girl,'" she expressed of the ordeal during a November 2025 interview. "And I was like 19 when I came out with that, and I’ve been in a fitness journey since I got healthy — and it started when I was pregnant and I had gestational diabetes."

Trainor claimed she wanted to be healthier for her children, whom she shares with husband Daryl Sabara, so she could lift them out of their cribs without "pulling her back."

"Now I’m strength training three times a week in the gym and I am so focused on health and now I’m obsessed with my hormones, my gut," she continued. "I just want to feel good because this job is hard if you don’t feel good. But I got a lot of hate for being thin so it confused me and rattled me."