Dancing with the Stars Season 33 contestant Brooks Nader, who was eliminated in Week 4, revealed that she previously used the popular weight loss drug Ozempic but stopped after experiencing a common side effect.

Brooks Nader was briefly among the celebrities to try the controversial weight loss medication Ozempic. "I took, like, a little bit when it first came out, and everyone was doing it," Nader, 27, exclusively told Us Weekly at the Bio.

Sports Illustrated model Brooks Nader faces controversy as her sister claims she used Ozempic for a 20-pound weight loss.

Brooks Nader took part in the viral "Suspect" TikTok trend with her sisters Grace Ann Nader, Mary Holland Nader and Sarah Jane Nader over the holiday weekend -- where she was called out for using Ozempic for her weight loss.

The challenge consists of one individual, known as the “suspect,” who jogs away while the person filming roasts them in the form of a police broadcast.

Brooks Nader, who competed in Dancing With the Stars in fall 2024, shared that she once took Ozempic but quit the medication for a specific reason.

Brooks Nader and her sisters participated in a viral TikTok trend over the holiday weekend - and spilled some major tea on each other. In the video, Nader, 27, and sisters Grace Ann, Mary Holland and Sarah Jane run around a pool while calling each other a "suspect" before sharing various secrets about each person.

The Nader sisters didn't hold back with their "Suspect" challenge. In Brooks Nader's TikTok, posted over Thanksgiving weekend, the four sisters — Grace Ann Nader, Mary Holland N

Dancing With the Stars alum Brooks Nader’s sister revealed the model used Ozempic to lose weight in a TikTok from the Thanksgiving holiday, which Brooks spent with her sisters and ex Gleb Savchenko.