NADINE DORRIES: There are two times of the year that threaten my new Mounjaro bikini body – and right now is one of them. Here’s my cunning plan to keep the pounds off…
Daily Mail columnist Nadine Dorries reflects on maintaining the weight loss she achieved using the appetite-suppressing drug Mounjaro, having stopped taking the injections in October last year. The former Conservative MP says the summer months now pose a greater challenge to her willpower than Christmas, as a packed social calendar of weddings, parties and holidays stretches her resolve over a much longer period.
Dorries, who is 5ft tall and 68, lost more than two and a half stone on the jab and set herself a target of staying at 8st 12lb by October 2026, though she now hopes to reach 8st 7lb. She describes a recent six-week stretch filled with a wedding, an anniversary party, a family holiday in Cornwall, a weekend in Seville and regular drinks parties, compounded by having no kitchen for four months due to a home renovation, all of which have tested her commitment to keeping the weight off through diet and exercise alone.
- Nadine Dorries reflects on keeping off weight lost via Mounjaro jabs
- Summer proves harder than Christmas for maintaining willpower
- Aims to reach 8st 7lb by October 2026, down from 8st 12lb