Jameela Jamil Says Khloé Kardashian’s Flat-Tummy Detox Ads Promote “Eating Disorder Culture”

“Hello, so the reason I’m being so relentless about these detox and fucking diet-pushing celebrities and influencer fuckers is because it’s not just the products don’t work. It’s not just because the products can be incredibly dangerous. It’s not just because no one ever fucking declared the side effects of the products. It’s also because it is such a lie. They don’t take these products. These products cannot make you look the way these women do. You know what makes these women look the way they do? Personal trainers. Chefs, nutritionists, photoshop, plastic surgeons—all of which they are able to afford from the money that they receive from selling you these diet and detox products that have nothing to do with their aesthetic.

I’ve taken a lot of these products when I was younger—they don’t work. I’ve also been asked over the 11 years of my career to sell a lot of these products, which I’ve never done. People wanted me to attribute my naturally slim physique to their dodgy products and powders. Can you imagine how ridiculous that is—asking someone who is naturally thin to say that they got that way from using your product when that isn’t the truth. It’s literal false advertising.

Also, six years ago when I gained like 75 pounds, about five stone, on medication, I was offered so much money by diet detox companies and by exercise companies to be given a secret personal trainer and chef and nutrition plan, but not to declare that and say that it was just from using their product that I lost all this weight, and they wanted me to stage unflattering, humiliating photos of me fat and sad at the beach and then happy and thin six months later at an event looking successful and finally acceptable to society.
These people are such fuckers. This industry is so corrupt, it’s all just a scam. If you ever want to change the way that you look, please contact a professional—a health care professional. Someone who could advise you on nutrition and all of the important things that you need to know about. Don’t use a quick fix. Don’t use a fad diet. Don’t use products sold to you by celebrities. These people use plastic surgeons and don’t admit to it, so you can’t trust them now that they’re not being transparent. Nothing wrong with surgery, but you have to be transparent about it if you’re in a position of privilege and influence and power. That’s just how I feel about it. These absolute fuckers.”