Claudia Oshry is in on the joke.
The podcaster leaned into criticism she’s received for losing more than 70 pounds on Ozempic with a pointed Halloween costume.
After a TikTok troll called the influencer a “cringe … ozempic skeleton,” she responded on Saturday with a clip of herself dressed in a long-sleeved, black-and-white skeleton bodysuit.
Oshry accessorized with a pair of sparkly tights, towering black boots and silver diamantés around her eyes.
In the clip, the 29-year-old danced while mouthing the lyrics to Ari Dayan’s “Ozempic Wegovy Mounjaro.”
She gave another glimpse at the outfit via Instagram over the weekend.
“THE WAY THAT YOU OWN THIS IS THE WAY I WANT TO OWN EVERYTHING IN MY LIFE FOREVER!!! And yes… i am screaming,” one fan commented on the costume reveal.
“Wow. So skinny i couldn’t see you hardly,” another joked.
“SPOOOKY SKINNY LEGEND,” a third commented, while “Vanderpump Rules” alum Stassi Schroeder called Oshry a “Halloween queen.”
Although the comments section was full of praise, some of Oshry’s followers were less obsessed with the choice.
“This is so toxic and deeply unfunny,” one Instagram user wrote. “Reminder to all of the people out there who look like Claudia previously did — you are not a fat, disgusting, monster like Claudia refers to her ‘old self’ as.”
Oshry broke down in tears when she initially told her followers in August that she had been taking the diabetes drug.
“The reason I’m nervous about sharing [how much I’ve lost] is because I’m ashamed of myself that I got to a place where I had 70 pounds to lose,” she said on an episode of “The Toast” on Patreon.
“I could cry I’m so mad at myself,” she continued at the time. “Now I look back at pictures and see myself through this new lens and it makes me feel sad. I have very mixed emotions.
“To be a fat woman is one of the hardest things to do in this world. [But] I feel like I handled it as good as I could have and I’m proud of the fact I was able to have a full life [before losing weight].”
Throughout the wide-ranging conversation with her sister Jackie Oshry, the comedian criticized public figures like Andy Cohen for promoting “fatphobic and harmful” rhetoric around semaglutide, which was approved for weight loss by the FDA in 2021.
Oshry called out the Bravo exec, 55, for creating a “layer of shame” while speaking from “a level of inexperience.”
She hit back at recent “damaging” comments, saying, “There’s so much misinformation and a general lack of understanding of what it’s like to be fat.”
Cohen has made light of the fact that several “Real Housewives” are taking the drug on “Watch What Happens Live” — but did apologize in April for “praising” the stars’ slimmed-down figures.
