Fans Share Shock and Health Fear Theories at 'Parade of Skeleton Celebs' Who Flaunted Ultra-Skinny Frames at SAG Awards: 'Hollywood's Ozempic Obsession is Eating Them Alive!'
A-listers Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez and Demi Moore showed off their shockingly slender frames on the 2025 SAG Awards red carpet – overshadowing the ceremony.
Feb. 24 2025, Published 12:41 p.m. ET
Hollywood's finest flaunting their super-skinny figures on the red carpet became the major talking point at this year's SAG Awards — rather than the actual gongs.
RadarOnline.com can reveal the sight of stars including Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez and Demi Moore looking like "walking skeletons" sent social media into a frenzy with a combination of utter shock at their gaunt appearances and fears over Tinsel Town's ongoing obsession with weigh loss 'miracle drug' Ozempic.
Demi Moore sparked fresh Ozempic rumors as the famously curvy actress sported a much slender physique at the L.A. ceremony.
A showbiz source told RadarOnline.com: "Never before has an award show been so overshadowed by skinny celebs.
"That’s all everybody was talking about, nobody will remember who won anything — the red carpet received all the attention.
"It was like a parade of skeleton celebrities."
Proud Ozempic user Kathy Bates, 76, also showed off her slender frame at the L.A. bash, while Brooke Shields, 59, and Georgina Chapman, 48, also made bold entrances while appearing noticeably more svelte.
Georgina Chapman and Brooke Shields were part of the 'skeleton parade' at the SAG Awards which sparked a frenzy on social media – with the pair so skinny their veins were seen popping out.
Some social media users joked the term SAG now sums up the amount of loose skin hanging off the A-listers since taking the weight loss jab.
One wrote online: "Why is my first thought, they all look really unhealthy," while another critic referred to the potential eyesight reduction side effect of Ozempic by sneering: "How long until one of them goes blind?"
Another added: "I guess they're too lazy to try diet and exercise."
Wicked star Grande, 31, continues to provoke the most attention in regards to her skinny frame.
According to friends of the pin-thin actress, who lost out to Zoe Saldaña, 46, in the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role category, there is concern her non-stop schedule is taking a toll on her health.
Kathy Bates has admitted taking Ozempic – unlike many A-listers at the bash who have kept their weight-loss methods secret.
A former work colleague said: "It's physically so demanding.
"I don't even think your body knows when it needs to eat. You're sleeping when you're supposed to be up, and you're up when you’re supposed to be sleeping.
"Between that, and the fashion women deal with – the hair, the makeup, and the nails – it's nonstop running. It's superhuman."
They added: "It's just the non-stop running on that kind of schedule and that kind of level. It definitely takes a toll on your health — it's that much harder to take care of yourself — mentally as well as physically.
"That kind of tough schedule means, You always have to be on. You have to really be measured about what you say, you always have to be thinking, 'If I say this, is it going to come out like this?' Your brain is nonstop working."
Pals of Wicked actress Ariana Grande have blamed her dramatic weight-loss on her non-stop work diary.
Gomez also showed off a noticeably slimmer frame.
But she has been candid that her lupus medication is responsible for her weight fluctuations.
The 32-year-old Wolves singer exuded confidence and radiance in a floor-length Celine dress, featuring off-the-shoulder sleeves and a daring thigh-high slit.
One social media user even remarked Gomez "looks different every time" they see her.
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Selana Gomez showed off a noticeably slimmer frame which she insists is all down to her lupus medication.
After her appearance at the Golden Globes, Dr. Dennis Schimpf, a board-certified plastic surgeon, recalled Gomez is "definitely thin," but she isn't "wasting or gaunt, which is normally kind of the giveaway."
The medic, who is believed not to have treated the star, said: "Hers would be the hardest to know for sure. I would be surprised if she had done it just because of her other medical problems and her starting weight not being really heavy.
"I've read a few things about her and that she kind of adopted a more healthy lifestyle and exercises.
"A lot of times, it's not necessarily just one thing like the GLP treatment, but also kind of a combination of lifestyle as well as dietary habits."
