Lana Del Rey surprised everyone when she debuted a slimmer figure at the Coachella festival, leading fans to speculate that the artist had used some type of drug to lose weight, a practice increasingly common in the entertainment industry.
Lana had refused to comment on the rumors about her physical change; last week, when she arrived at the Met Gala red carpet, she looked spectacular in an Alexander McQueen dress that highlighted her figure.
Now, the singer has hinted at the secret behind her weight loss. In a photograph shared on Instagram, Lana is seen wearing a sweatshirt with the inscription Dogpound, hinting that she has used Taylor’s favorite personal trainers in an effort to lose weight.
Dogpound’s official Instagram account also commented on the post, seemingly confirming that she used their fitness services, writing: “Fammm.” They also shared Lana’s photo in their Instagram stories with the message: “Guess who’s the summer’s newest sensation?”
According to the British outlet, The Mirror, Taylor’s personal trainer is Kirk Meyers, the founder of Dogpound, who has worked with a variety of celebrities, including Kaia Gerber, Hugh Jackman, and Victoria’s Secret angels like Adriana Lima.
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Taylor used Meyers’ services while preparing for her massive Eras Tour, which began last year, and trains at the gym six days a week for up to two hours a day. The trainer praised the pop diva’s commitment and tough training ethic. “Some people would probably vomit or have to lie on the floor if they trained like her,” he told Vogue magazine.
Lana’s appearance at Coachella sparked all kinds of speculations, including that she was using weight loss injections, which are primarily for diabetes patients, and many took to social media to criticize her. “The Ozempic worked and we won,” commented a user on X, formerly Twitter, while another added: “In 3 months, Lana Del Rey lost an Ozempic amount of weight and sorry, but that ages her.”
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We know that struggling with overweight and reading this kind of news can cause stress and impact our mental health. If you feel overwhelmed, remember you are not alone and it’s always good to seek help from a specialist who can guide you towards a safer and healthier path.
This story was written in spanish by Daniel Matute in Cultura Colectiva
