6 Celebs at SAG 2025 Slammed for Looking ‘Too Skinny’ — Fans Suspect Ozempic Use

The 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, held on February 23, 2025, in Los Angeles, honored 2024’s standout television and film achievements. However, it was the red carpet arrivals that truly set social media abuzz, with fans taking note of several actresses appearing noticeably slimmer.

From Selena Gomez to Kathy Bates, six stars faced criticism for appearing “too skinny” at the prestigious event, with online speculation swirling about the possible use of Ozempic.

Brooke Shields

At the iHeartRadio Z100’s Jingle Ball in 2022, the veteran actress sported a bold and structured red strapless top paired with sleek black pants. Her physique appeared fuller, showcasing her signature strong and statuesque frame.

For the 2025 SAG Awards, Shields dazzled in a shimmering silver strapless gown that hugged her noticeably slimmer figure. With loose waves cascading over her shoulders and minimal accessories, her radiant look presented a striking difference from her appearance a few years prior.

However, her transformation did not go unnoticed by fans, who quickly took to social media to share their reactions. Speculation about Ozempic use surfaced, with one comment declaring, “Ozempic wins.”

Some remarked, “Her head looks too big for her body,” while others expressed shock, “I did not recognize Brooke Shields until I read the caption.” While another recalled past weight-loss trends, cautioning, “When you prioritize that above your health, you’re playing with fire.”

Selena Gomez

At the 30th SAG Awards in 2024, the former child actress turned heads in a form-fitting white gown with silver embellishments. Her curvier figure, along with a fuller face and rounded cheeks, exuded confidence as she embraced a classic Hollywood-inspired look with flowing waves and elegant accessories.

For the 2025 SAG Awards, Gomez opted for a striking transformation in a sleek, off-the-shoulder navy blue gown with a thigh-high slit. Her noticeably slimmer silhouette was complemented by a polished updo, bold red lips, and minimal jewelry, creating a sophisticated and dramatic red carpet presence.

Fans were quick to react, with some struggling to make sense of her rapid weight loss, saying, “How can she drop that much weight since the last award show? That’s insane,” referring to the singer’s Golden Globe Award appearance in January 2025.

Others echoed similar thoughts, questioning, “Why does she look so skinny![sic].” Speculation about the use of weight-loss drugs also emerged, with some bluntly asking, “It’s the Ozempic, right?” Meanwhile, one user summed up the overall sentiment on celebrity transformations, “Everyone is so skinny right now. Like, so skinny.”

According to reports, weight loss and cosmetic experts suggested that several A-list stars, including Gomez, might be using Ozempic or other popular medications like Wegovy and Mounjaro to slim down.

Ariana Grande

At the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards in 2020, the pop star had a petite yet healthy frame, with fuller cheeks and toned arms that complemented her curvier silhouette. Her voluminous gray tulle gown added to her presence, while her signature high ponytail and bold eye makeup completed the look.

For the 2025 SAG Awards, Grande appeared noticeably thinner, with a more angular face and delicate frame that made her look even more petite. She wore an off-the-shoulder pastel pink gown with floral appliqués, while her soft makeup and sleek half-up hairstyle highlighted her dramatic weight loss.

The singer’s striking transformation ignited concern among fans. Some expressed their worry over her thin appearance, writing, “Her bones are sticking out. It’s so obvious now,” while others noted, “[…] She looks sick. Pretty dress but that’s it.” Other commenters speculated she might be struggling, with one stating, “She’s crying out for help,” while another joked, “[…] Give her a cookie—or five.”

The Grammy Award winner has also been rumored to have turned to injectable slimming drugs to achieve her drastic weight loss.

Demi Moore

At the Dior show during Paris Fashion Week in 2020, the movie star had a lean yet healthy figure with well-defined cheekbones and a smooth complexion. Her sleek black outfit highlighted her toned frame, while her long, glossy hair and minimal makeup added to her effortlessly chic appearance.

For the 2025 SAG Awards, Moore’s frame appeared significantly slimmer, with more pronounced facial features and visible collarbones. Dressed in a strapless black leather gown with a structured bodice, she exuded elegance, but her noticeably thin arms and sharp jawline sparked conversations about her dramatic transformation.

Social media users quickly chimed in, with some pleading, “Please give her some food,” while others bluntly stated, “Too skinny.” One commenter expressed, “Food, tell her it doesn’t hurt or kill her if she tries it again. Another remarked, “Stop with Ozempic.”

Dr. Dennis Schimpf, a board-certified plastic surgeon, claimed in an interview that a prominent clavicle is a clear sign that Moore used Ozempic. He noted that extreme weight loss, especially from these drugs, often makes a person’s head appear too large for their body.

Kathy Bates

During Entertainment Weekly’s first-ever “EW Fest” in 2015, the veteran actress had a fuller figure, with a round face and softer features. She wore a flowing black-and-white patterned blouse that draped comfortably over her frame.

However, at the 2025 SAG Awards, Bates appeared noticeably slimmer, with a more defined jawline and refined facial structure. She wore a sleek black pantsuit that complemented her leaner physique.

Fans had mixed opinions about her weight loss, with some celebrating her new look and others questioning how she achieved it. One user stated, “She denies it but she looks like she is using the weight loss drugs. Dramatic change hard to accomplish just with diet at her age [sic].”

Another person wrote, “Good on Kathy Bates who looks far healthier now. But the others need help.” Another added, “Kathy Bates looks good, she is the only one who needed it.” A more direct comment read, “It’s shocking. They look like skeletons. Except Kathy Bates who looks really well.”

Unlike many stars who have remained tight-lipped, Kathy Bates has been open about her weight loss journey. She has acknowledged that weekly Ozempic shots played a role in her transformation, making her one of the few celebrities to publicly admit to using the medication.

Georgina Chapman

At the New York screening of “Living” in 2022, the English fashion designer displayed her usual refined poise with a delicate frame that appeared naturally slender. Dressed in a black-and-red floral lace dress with sheer sleeves, she maintained a poised and polished look that complemented her petite stature.

For the 2025 SAG Awards, she showcased a dramatically slimmer physique, emphasizing her already narrow frame. Her sculpted features stood out against a striking black ruffled gown, further accentuating her lean silhouette.

As images of her latest red carpet appearance surfaced, online reactions poured in. One user remarked, “I don’t know who Georgina Chapman is, but she looks desperately unwell.”

Another expressed concern, “She’s always been a normal weight, so I can’t imagine what would possess her to lose all that weight. She’s an attractive woman, but now she’s much too gaunt, and it shows in her features.”

Some were more critical, with one stating, “Georgina Chapman probably looks the worst, in my view.” Others compared her to other celebrities, “Several of these women look skeletal, such as Georgina Chapman and Demi Moore. They look anorexic and are a poor example of a healthy weight loss plan.”

The drastic weight loss of several Hollywood stars has fueled debate among fans. While some praise their transformations, others worry about the health risks.

Speculation about Ozempic use has intensified as more celebrities slim down rapidly. This trend raises concerns about beauty standards and the pressure to conform. As the conversation continues, opinions remain divided. The long-term effects of these extreme transformations are yet to be seen.