Kathy Hilton remained a friend of the show on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills» season 15. Recently during the reunion, the 67-year-old fan favorite revealed to the group that she had fallen for an alleged viral diet that celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey had used. Unfortunately for her, the diet came with some uncomfortable side effects, which Hilton described hilariously.
Hilton’s revelation about the Jell-O diet comes as she is being sued after a guest at her home was injured nearly two years ago.
Kathy Hilton says she initially lost weight on the Jell-O diet
Bravo released the clip of Hilton discussing the diet she recently used on her social media. In it, she began: “Well, I had a little problem. I was on the Jello-O diet.” After that, the rest of the cast, as well as Andy Cohen, were shocked that such a thing existed.
She detailed the scheme, saying that in addition to Alwinfrey, she had seen images of Michelle Obama And Kelly Clarkson by promoting online. According to her, “with vinegar and baking soda.”
However, Hilton then began discussing the harmful effects and how she had been misled. The “RHOBH” star continued, “It messed up my whole system. I was so bloated I couldn’t fit into anything.”
Hilton said she initially lost two pounds in one day before becoming bloated.
‘Housewives’ friend later learned it was all AI
Hilton continued to discuss her Jell-O diet, and everyone on stage reacted with either humor or complete shock. After that, she revealed, “They were lying to me. It was all AI.” This led Cohen to clarify what she meant.
He said: “It was like the AI versions of Oprah were saying, ‘I’m doing this Jell-O diet?’ » » She added that she had seen Dr. Oz also promote the diet, leading Cohen to joke, “Well, I mean, one of the great minds.” »
‘RHOBH’ Fans React to Hilton Succumbing to the Jell-O Diet
Fans took to Bravo’s comments to react to Hilton revealing she believed AI-generated videos of famous people discussing the Jell-O diet. For the most part, “RHOBH” fans found this to be another reason why she should stay on the show. However, others revealed that they knew people who had fallen in love with something similar.
One person wrote on TikTok: “She has to stay forever, the only reason I watch, to be honest. » Someone else questioned the components of the diet, saying: “Vinegar and baking soda… WTF! Another fan reacted: “Where can I get a 24/7 live stream of Kathy?
Another person explained how Kyle RichardsHilton’s sister, seemed to have never heard this information before. They wrote, “The fact that Kyle showed the ‘this is the first time I’ve heard that’ look confirms to me what type of sister Kyle is!!!! I love Kathy, and there’s a reason Kathy supports Dorit too.”
Finally, another fan picked up on Cohen’s subtle jab, stating, “Andy calling Dr. Oz made this whole clip for me.”
Others fall for the Jell-O diet
Hilton may have used humor to describe her experience with the Jell-O diet, but according to Scopes, it’s a complete scam that people are falling for. The media reports that it has received messages from readers “for months” inquiring about the legitimacy of the regime.
They also state that in addition to the celebrities listed previously, some advertisements use AI-generated portraits of people. Jennifer Aniston, Jillian MichaelsAnd Melissa McCarthy. Advertisements often advertise that users can lose 15 pounds by the end of the month they are currently in.
Scopes confirmed that there is no evidence to suggest that any of the celebrities listed were actually advertising the product.
Kathy Hilton is being sued
According to TMZ, Hilton is being sued by Kimberly Heffingtonwho visited his Bel Air mansion in August 2024 for a charity event. While there, Heffington’s foot became stuck between pieces of uneven pavement on the sidewalk.
According to the allegation, the woman “landed violently on the ground, causing serious and permanent injuries, including, but not limited to, a complex tear of the medial meniscus of her right knee.” As a result, Hilton is being sued for negligence, claiming there was no warning about the roadway.
Heffington also says she suffered permanent injuries from the fall. She is seeking reimbursement for medical expenses and unspecified damages.