Bunnie Xo, wife of Grammy-winning artist Jelly Roll, revealed she experienced suicidal ideation after using weight-loss drugs like GLP-1 agonists, highlighting potential severe mental health side effects of these popular treatments.

Bunnie, 46, detailed her harrowing experience in an interview with People magazine, describing December 2025 as a 'darkest time' where she grappled with depression and disturbing visions. She had taken the drugs due to family history of diabetes and insulin issues, seeking to join the 'cool crowd' and lose weight. Her story underscores the intense pressure celebrities face regarding body image and the risks associated with rapid weight loss solutions.

While Bunnie now feels better, her account adds to growing concerns about GLP-1 drugs (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro) sold by companies like Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly. These drugs, used for diabetes and weight loss, have seen massive demand, fueled partly by celebrity endorsements. Her warning about severe mental health impacts could influence public perception and potentially regulatory scrutiny of these blockbuster medications, impacting their market dominance and sales projections.

Bunnie's experience serves as a stark reminder that even widely promoted weight-loss solutions carry significant risks, urging caution and thorough consultation with healthcare providers before use.