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Rosie O’Donnell is opening up about a major change in her health journey, revealing that Mounjaro has played a role in helping her feel healthier and more comfortable at 64. The comedian and former talk-show host discussed her experience during a recent appearance on Amy Poehler’s Good Hang with Amy Poehler podcast. O’Donnell said she has reached a point where she feels better than she ever has, while reflecting on how her health has changed in recent years. (Business Insider⁠) O’Donnell’s unexpected weight-loss experience O’Donnell explained that her doctor initially prescribed Mounjaro about three years ago to help manage her diabetes. According to the actress, weight loss was not the reason she was given the medication. She said her doctor was focused on improving her health numbers rather than changing her appearance. However, O’Donnell soon noticed a significant change in her appetite and weight. The weight loss happened quickly enough to surprise her. O’Donnell recalled losing 12 pounds within two weeks without intentionally changing her lifestyle. The sudden change initially concerned her, and she said she even worried that an underlying illness could be responsible. For O’Donnell, the experience was particularly unexpected because she had struggled with losing weight in the past, even when she was actively trying. Feeling healthier at 64 While discussing her current health with Poehler, O’Donnell said she has never felt better. She acknowledged that it took until age 64 to reach this point, adding that Mounjaro was one part of the change. Her comments highlight how her experience with the medication began as part of diabetes care rather than a cosmetic weight-loss plan. Mounjaro contains tirzepatide and was approved by the FDA for treating type 2 diabetes in 2022. The same active ingredient was later approved for chronic weight management under the brand name Zepbound. (Business Insider⁠) A personal health conversation O’Donnell is among several public figures who have spoken publicly about their experiences with GLP-1 medications. However, responses to these medications can vary, and they can cause side effects including gastrointestinal problems. For O’Donnell, the discussion was less about a dramatic transformation and more about how she feels today. Her conversation with Poehler offered a personal look at a health journey that began with diabetes treatment and unexpectedly affected her weight as well. At 64, O’Donnell says she feels more comfortable and healthier, describing this period of her life as one in which she has finally found a better sense of well-being.

Hilaria Baldwin has found a funny way to respond to an online troll after initially misunderstanding a comment that was meant as criticism. The businesswoman and wife of actor Alec Baldwin addressed the exchange on Instagram on Aug. 8, turning an awkward moment into a lighthearted joke about her dyslexia and ADHD. Hilaria thought the comment was a compliment The social media comment described Baldwin as “vacuous,” a word meaning empty, lacking ideas or showing little intelligence. However, Baldwin initially read the word differently and thought the commenter had called her “vivacious,” which means lively or energetic. (People.com⁠) In an Instagram video, Baldwin explained that it took her some time to read and understand the unfamiliar word. She then shared the definition with her followers, making the situation even more amusing. Baldwin joked that she had to search for the meaning before she could even become offended by the comment. Her caption added another playful twist, saying that her dyslexia and ADHD had read the word as “vivacious” anyway. (People.com⁠) Instead of responding with anger, Baldwin appeared to embrace the misunderstanding and use humor to turn the negative interaction into something lighter. Baldwin speaks openly about dyslexia The incident also reflects Baldwin’s previous discussions about being neurodivergent. She has spoken publicly about having ADHD and dyslexia, including in her 2025 book Manual Not Included. Baldwin has explained that these conditions can affect different parts of her daily life, including reading, listening, focus, memory and confidence. She has also described how she spent years feeling that she had to work harder in school and struggled with the idea that she was not “smart in the right way.” (People.com⁠) Her latest Instagram post shows how those challenges can sometimes lead to unexpected and humorous moments. Turning internet criticism into humor Social media criticism is nothing new for public figures, and Baldwin has frequently faced comments about her public life. This time, however, the situation took an unexpected turn because she initially interpreted an insult as praise. By laughing about the misunderstanding, Baldwin avoided giving the comment the reaction its writer may have expected. Her response also gave followers a glimpse into how her dyslexia can affect everyday communication. What began as an attempt to criticize Baldwin ultimately became a humorous story she could share with her audience. For the businesswoman, the mix-up became a reminder that sometimes the easiest response to an internet troll is simply to laugh it off.