Big Brother Star Hospitalized After Fake Weight-Loss Injection

Reality star Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace nearly died after taking counterfeit weight-loss injections she purchased via a WhatsApp group, prompting her to issue a public warning against buying unregulated drugs online. Following significant weight gain linked to personal grief, she sought what she believed was the diabetes drug Ozempic to aid weight loss, but after the second injection, she experienced severe side effects including vomiting, loss of vision in one eye, and being in and out of consciousness for three days. She described the ordeal as terrifying and admitted feeling mortified and embarrassed, initially keeping her experience private. The injectables came without any medical paperwork, raising concerns about the safety and authenticity of black market drugs. Horgan-Wallace emphasized that Ozempic, while sometimes used off-label for weight loss, is only licensed for diabetes treatment and warned others not to follow her dangerous path. Her story highlights the risks of counterfeit medications flooding the market and serves as a cautionary tale for those seeking quick weight-loss solutions online.