Meghan Trainor’s Raw Response To The Haters Targeting Her Weight Loss

Meghan Trainor is done staying quiet. The Grammy-winning singer is firing back at online trolls who have been “getting louder” after she revealed she lost 60 pounds using Mounjaro and underwent a breast augmentation following the births of her two sons, Riley and Barry. Earlier this year, Trainor shut down speculation about her shrinking frame by confirming she’d taken Mounjaro, the same class of medication as Ozempic, after giving birth to her second child. She paired the medical support with a dietician, lifestyle changes, and a new workout routine. Trainor has been equally open about her decision to undergo a breast augmentation and lift. In March, she debuted her results on Instagram, partnering with implant brand Motiva to show off what she called a natural-looking transformation. Now, Meghan Trainor is pushing back louder than ever, refusing to apologize for putting her health first.

Trainor opened up about the backlash in a candid new interview with Entertainment Tonight, admitting she’s been blindsided by the negativity surrounding her transformation. “They’re getting louder. There are more of them. It’s crazy,” she said of her critics. “The world’s getting crazier and meaner and they’re louder, and I’m like: ‘Is it because they’re getting louder or is it because I’m getting worse?’ And I’m not.”

The singer stressed that the changes she made were rooted in self-care, not vanity. “I’m literally, for the first time ever, after having babies, taking care of my health to the highest level, and I’ve never felt better,” she said. “I look incredible, I feel great… and that’s when people attack me?”

When it comes to trolls, Trainor says she’s still learning how not to let their opinions stick. “I was like: ‘Please, okay? I’m taking care of myself. You don’t like it? Okay.’ So what am I supposed to do? I have to find a way to not be affected by that.”

If there’s one thing Trainor knows how to do, it’s turn her personal life into chart-worthy pop.

Her newest single, “Still Don’t Care,” doubles as an anthem aimed at the people obsessed with critiquing her every move. In the track, she declares herself “too cool to cry” and “too hot to stress,” flipping online negativity into empowerment.

Trainor’s musical clapback arrives just days after she sent shockwaves through Hollywood with her jaw-dropping transformation at the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala in Los Angeles. As The Blast reported, the 31-year-old stunned attendees as she hit the Pacific Design Center red carpet looking nearly unrecognizable and undeniably radiant.

The moment also followed months of candid conversation about her postpartum weight loss and health transformation. Trainor, who shares sons Riley, 4, and Barry, 2, has openly discussed developing gestational diabetes during both pregnancies. This health scare pushed her to reevaluate her habits and prioritize long-term wellness over aesthetics.

Trainor’s renewed focus on wellness didn’t happen overnight. The singer has been open about the health challenges she faced after welcoming her two sons, experiences she says forced her to rethink not just her habits, but her entire relationship with her body.

In previous interviews, Trainor revealed that she developed gestational diabetes during both pregnancies, a diagnosis that made her take a hard look at her long-term health. She described the period as overwhelming but clarifying, a moment that pushed her to finally prioritize herself in a way she hadn’t before becoming a mother.

The Grammy winner began making major lifestyle changes, which for her included a combination of professional support, nutritional guidance, and, when she felt it was appropriate, medical intervention. As she has put it, her journey has been about becoming the strongest version of herself for the people who depend on her the most.