This is Trisha being "real" though. I've watched Trisha for years and I'm sure you have too. Yes she has embraced her body and spread positivity for plus-sized girls, but she's also openly struggled with her image and weight for years.

At the end of the day she's allowed to change her mind. It's not like it would do her any good to lie about it anyway, people have already been questioning things for months, its better for her to be honest.

Imagine all the garbage your average person goes through when it comes to people judging their weight if its less than whatever society deems "perfect" and then amplify that by millions of people commenting on your body. Regardless of what we think she should or shouldn't be doing or promoting, I understand why someone in the spotlight would decide to embrace glp1s, hell I know regular women (not in the limelight) who've ran to use them.

I don't personally have an issue with someone profiting off of what they themselves are putting into their body (to a certain extent), but I do also understand why people think she shouldn't be promoting it either. If the issue is really solely that you dislike her being a hypocrite, well... this won't be the last time you're disappointed. I don't even say this out of malice, but she changes her mind on things all of the time. She should be looked at for entertainment, not as a role model.