Recently, Peppermint, who more recently appeared in Season 2 of The Traitors, dished on her wellness journey on the Love Rocks NYC red carpet.
The 45-year-old transgender advocate turned to the GLP-1 medication to help treat pre-diabetes when she was diagnosed "a couple of years ago," she told Page Six on March 6.
“I was able to get together with my doctor and endocrinologist, and I’m very grateful that I’m at a point now where I have access to levels of healthcare that I didn’t have before,” she told the outlet.
“I was really worried that my life was going to change irreversibly once I crossed that threshold,” the reality TV personality shared. “I was hovering around that threshold for so long, and I’m happy that I’m not now.”
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"It has been my constant companion in building new habits and staying on course - without having to be flawless at every moment," she wrote in part. "Take control. Crush your health goals, one step at a time."
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