Megan Stalter, who portrays Kayla in the Max drama "Hacks," slammed those who lie about taking Ozempic for weight-loss purposes.

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Megan Stalter knows how to spot a dirty little secret. The 34-year-old actress – known for playing Kayla in the Max drama “Hacks” – claimed that people who lie about using Ozempic are not very good at ...

Actress and comedian Megan Stalter joked that she’d rather weigh 500 LBs than use the bathroom constantly while using Ozempic ...