Sherrill Burke, the critics are torn

Sherrill Burke It is the record of the record directly about losing its weight months after facing the rumors of Ozambiya surgery and cosmetics.

The “dance with the stars” has revealed that she had never used the weights or any weight loss medications and was not subject to a knife to change the structure of her body.

Sherrill Berk also admitted that she was affected by bullying online that came with weight loss and revealed that her transformation was due to changing eating habits.

After losing the shocking weight of 35 pounds, Sherrill Burke became a target of bullying and online speculation about its transformation.

A large part of the conversation focused on rumors that the previous “dance with stars” has joined a wave of celebrities that they are alleged to use OzemPIC, a medicinal prescription for type 2 diabetes that gained popularity as weight loss aid.

Some critics have even accused Burke of undergoing cosmetic surgery to achieve its new appearance.

Now, Burke puts the record straight. She insists that she has never used OzemPic, despite extensive speculation. However, it has admitted that continuous fishing and online criticism have affected it.

She told US weekly In an interview. Saying that bullying on social media did not affect being a lie.

According to Burk, its decision not to use OzemPIC came to fear of needles and discomfort with the alleged side effects of the drug.

“I heard about side effects, people who do not feel fine, and certain things are very severe to participate,” Burke revealed, adding, “I am not ready to feel it.”

As for her dramatic transformation, Burke made it clear that it was simply as a result of changing unhealthy eating habits.

“I stopped eating at 7 pm, and I changed my entire body. It was not a matter of scale as it was about what I felt.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Burke also returned to her critics and doubled her allegations about the authenticity of her transformation.

“I am not a liar. I have never gone under the knife to get anything. There was no Neps, Oscar, Ozmek, and nothing like that,” the 41 -year -old announced.

“To be called a liar who is clearly not satisfied, but I also know my truth. I learn to feel comfortable in my skin – my actual skin that I was born with.”

In May, Burke also talked about the injury of many of the comments she received about weight loss, especially those who accuse her of not representing the body’s positive.

“What is painful People Magazine at that time.

She added: “Just because I lost my weight aesthetically, it does not mean that I still represent the positive body. People, for some reason, believe, oh, now after I lost its weight, what is the type of example that it determines?”

She continued to describe many messages as “really and harsh”, but she made it clear that she did not intend any intention to publicly fight her critics.

“I could easily conceal my comments and all, but it does not affect me to the point where I have to do so,” I participated. “Frankly, I have no interest in applause more than I already.”