This holiday season, Elon Musk is calling himself “Ozempic Santa.” Adorned in a Santa Suit on a photo posted to X, The Tesla founder indicates he’s taking one of the widely popular weight loss drugs,

Skyrocketing demand for Ozempic ( NVO ), Wegovy and other weight-loss drugs has boosted business for another line of work: online scams. Several reports this year have found that high demand combined with major barriers to accessing these medications has created the perfect storm for grifters looking to take advantage of people.

Elon Musk recently shared a playful post on X, revealing he uses Mounjaro, a weight loss drug, to achieve his thinner look.

Elon Musk has admitted to taking a weight-loss drug in a Christmas Day post on X, formerly Twitter, as he shared a picture of himself wearing a Santa costume. "Ozempic Santa," the Tesla and SpaceX CEO posted alongside a photo of himself in the classic red outfit and white beard.

GLP-1 receptor agonists, which can cost around $1,300 a month, have caused an increase in premiums that “affect all members, whether they utilize weight loss drugs or not,” IBX said in a statement.

Elon Musk has dished the secrets behind his recent weight loss transformation.

Elon Musk uses the weight-loss drug Mounjaro, he newly revealed, as he jokingly referred to himself as “Ozempic Santa” in a Santa suit. Taking to the social media platform he owns, X (formerly known as Twitter),

Mounjaro and Ozempic are both GLP-1 receptors that can be used to help people with diabetes. The treatments are also increasing in popularity as weight-loss options for people around the world. When it comes to the two weight-loss drug options, Musk shared his personal takes on both.

Elon Musk admitted using weight loss medications, facing backlash on social media. He posted a picture of himself on X dressed as Santa Claus calling himself the