Jelly Roll Fires Back at Fox News for Suggesting Ozempic Caused His ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’
"I'll have you know Ozempic is the only drug I haven't tried," the country singer, who has lost 300 pounds, says The post Jelly Roll Fires Back at Fox News for Suggesting Ozempic Caused His ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ appeared first on TheWrap .
Jelly Roll reacted strongly to Fox News host Jesse Watters' claim that his use of Ozempic might have led to his "Trump Derangement Syndrome." The Grammy-winning singer, who is currently serving as a guest host for "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," addressed Watters' remarks during his Wednesday night monologue. Watters called for a warning label on Ozempic, suggesting that it could cause increased risk of "Trump Derangement Syndrome."
Watters defined TDS as irritability, depression, and trouble sleeping, warning viewers to seek medical attention if they notice symptoms. In response, Jelly Roll joked that Ozempic was "the only drug he hasn't tried," stating that he had lost weight through diet and exercise, not medication. He also joked about his weight loss journey, saying it made him feel like "a dude who bought the last horse and buggy a day before they started selling cars."
Jelly Roll expressed his hope that his weight loss journey could inspire President Trump, even suggesting that a new medication, "Donjaro," was being developed specifically for the president.
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