Gillian Michaels is under fire due to possible plans to prosecute Netflix on the “bigger loser”

Celebrity fitness coach Gillian Michaels Does Bob Harper collide? NetflixAnd some producers behind the display of reality in NBC, the “bigger loser”.

After Netflix released a range of three parts of three parts separating the scenes behind the scenes from “The Biggy Soter”, Michaels took her Instagram account to object to some claims.

However, Gillian Michaels, 51, did not meet the supportive response that she was looking for.

In the documentary “FIT for TV: the reality of the biggest loser”, the reunion of the former contestants in front of the cameras for a three -part project to exchange exclusive details about their experiences in photographing the controversial competition show.

Former contestants talked about their relationships with the producers and their daily interactions with fitness coaches, Michaels and Bob Harper. During some interviews in the documents, the contestants claimed that they were provided with caffeine pills by Michaels to help them lose large amounts of weight during the program.

However, after a circular publication of snapshots of alleged emails between Harper and the “Great Loses”, Michaels once again called this claim and took a few shots on her former colleagues in this process.

In addition to screenshots, which show individuals who are alleged to be involved in the production of the “greatest loser” that discusses caffeine pills, Michaels criticized the doctor, Robert Hozenga, as well as his coach colleague Harper.

“Dr. Huzenga agreed to caffeine pills in many seasons of the greatest loser.” “Bob Harper was not only aware of caffeine grains, but the“ fat burner ”was in fact his proposal. I wanted to use my brand instead because it was more clean and had no more than 200 mg of caffeine (equivalent to a strong cup of coffee).”

As it continues, Michaels has called for some other claims made in the Netflix documentary movie, sharing that caffeine “was not blocked” in the group.

Later, Michaels expressed their lack of believing in how people are still lying despite the existence of revenues.

Harper also criticized at the end of her post to ignore her text messages, and concluded “Take from her what she wants.”

In Netflix documentary, according to TudumThe show publicly admitted that Michaelz presented her teams with caffeine pills despite its ban. Michaels, however, keeps her innocence.

During an interview with TMZShe told the post that she had cooperated with lawyer Brian Friedman to explore her legal options regarding documents. If Friedman decides that Michaels has a case, her lawsuit may target Harper, Dr. Huzena, Nevkelix and the documentary production company.

While the documentary states caffeine pills claims, Michaels was not the primary focus of the project. Consequently, many users expressed his confusion about its Instagram and potential plans to prosecute.

“I think they took it very easy on it, and they didn’t say anything that was not true,” one of the users wrote. I responded. Another commented that Michaels did not come out of the documentary “looks like this.”

“I mean, if you already think it is a terrible person, nothing in this documentary will make you think differently,” they follow.