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Photo by Aj Branch on February 09, 2025.
Photo by Aj Branch on February 09, 2025.
Photo by Aj Branch on February 09, 2025.
Photo by Aj Branch on February 09, 2025.
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Posted On: February 10th 2025, 05:44 am
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Amrita Arora has opened up about her 14 kg weight-loss journey and addressed speculation around Ozempic and Mounjaro. The actress revealed that she lost 14 kg over the past few months and took the transformation as a personal challenge. Speaking about her journey, Amrita said, “It was about the emotional and physical journey I have been through to reach a place where I am just so happy to be in. I have got myself back to what and where I want to be.” She also admitted that she was the “worst version” of herself for the past two to three years. Addressing the online speculation, Amrita said she had always been petite throughout her career, even after having two kids, and that it was only in 2023 that she “fell off the rails.” Unfazed by the comments and assumptions surrounding her transformation, the actress made it clear that she doesn't let online chatter affect her. ✨👏
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I thought they were cigarette butts A remarkable rock covered in hundreds of cylindrical and circular patterns appears to be crinoidal limestone, a sedimentary rock packed with fossilized remains of ancient marine animals called crinoids. Despite their plant-like appearance, crinoids are relatives of starfish and sea urchins that have inhabited Earth’s oceans for hundreds of millions of years. The distinctive patterns are fossilized fragments of crinoid stems, which were made of stacked, disc-shaped skeletal plates. After the animals died, their remains accumulated on the seafloor and eventually became embedded in limestone. Some deposits contain so many crinoid fossils that they make up most of the rock itself.
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