The daughter of legendary rock star Ozzie Osbourne praised the medication's efficacy and lashed out at critics, suggesting they were simply upset that they couldn't afford it.Osbourne stated that many of those who criticize the medication are often "secretly using it" or "pissed off that they can't bear the cost."Her comments drew heavy criticism, particularly from individuals who emphasized that semaglutide is primarily a diabetes medication and that its usage for vanity purposes led to shortages for those who need it."Rich people have access to healthy food, trainers, and chefs, but still choose Ozempic, causing shortages for diabetics," one user wrote.Osbourne has publicly discussed her struggles with weight in the past, including undergoing gastric sleeve surgery
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