Annie Agar responds after photo sparks fans’ Ozempic worries: ‘Gotten a little out of control’
Annie Agar addressed concerns from fans regarding her appearance after a recent photo sparked speculation about her weight loss. In a video, she clarified that she is not using Ozempic and has been focusing on healthier eating and exercise. Agar expressed her willingness to adjust her content if it becomes a distraction for her followers.
- ▪Annie Agar released a video to reassure fans that she is fine after a photo raised concerns about her weight loss.
- ▪She denied using Ozempic and attributed her changes to healthier eating and exercise.
- ▪Agar mentioned that she has cut out refined sugar and alcohol from her diet.
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Sports Entertainment Annie Agar responds after photo sparks fans’ Ozempic worries: ‘Gotten a little out of control’ By Edward Lewis Published May 19, 2026, 12:25 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Annie Agar is adamant she’s all right. The social media personality — who’s amassed hundreds of thousands of followers for her humorous NFL-themed skits — released a two-minute video on Monday night insisting she’s OK after a photo she posted on Sunday afternoon sparked concern. “I wasn’t even going to address this because I don’t know if it’s worth the time,” Agar said. “But the comments have gotten a little out of control. I am fine.” 3 Annie Agar’s fishing photo sparked concerns from her fans.
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