Gogglebox star Amy Tapper has hit back after a fan accused her of lying about her 7.5 stone weight loss, following her admission that she used the weight loss injection Mounjaro. The 26-year-old, who previously promoted Muscle Food on Instagram, appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain to discuss her decision to use the controversial medication.
The fan wrote on social media: 'I feel cheated by this as all those times when she showed her Muscle Food being delivered and exercising on her Instagram page like she was doing this naturally.' Amy responded: 'If you watch the whole interview you'll hear that I started the injections last June, I haven't done the diet you are talking about since 2023 so there's been no lying here.'
During her GMB interview, Amy admitted she would be on Mounjaro 'for life', saying: 'The minute you come off of it, my body is going to start doing what it was doing before.' ITV Daytime star Dr Amir Khan defended the use of such injections, but noted that two years was the maximum recommended time for most people, adding: 'If you don't have more than about three stone to lose, I just don't think you need to be on it.'
Many of Amy's fans jumped to her defence, with one writing: 'The injections only help her to not overeat. The rest she has to do herself, diet and exercise.' Amy left Gogglebox in 2017 and is also known for appearing on Celebs Go Dating.
