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Amy Schumer is making a fresh start on Instagram.
The 44-year-old comedian deleted all of his previous photos and added one new post on Tuesday, Nov. 11.
In a new post, the Trainwreck star shows off her latest look in a red silk-wool heart mini dress by Valentino paired with Chanel shoes.
“Actually, I left the house tonight. Who’s going to brag?” she captioned the post. “I feel good and happy. I deleted my old photos for no reason!”
Hours before the announcement, she posted her first ever photo on Instagram to her Instagram Story. “This is my first post on Instagram and I’m going to delete it all, what should I do?” she wrote.
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The clean sweep of her Instagram profile follows recent photos documenting her weight loss journey. She posted Merry-Go-Round on Oct. 30, sharing, “I feel strong and coming into my own.”
Schumer has been open about her weight loss journey thus far, including her “horrifying experience” with Ozempic, since revealing she underwent liposuction in 2022.
“I have a gene called GDF15 that makes me extremely nauseous. That’s why I was so sick during my pregnancy,” she said during an appearance on Howard Stern’s SiriusXM in January. “So I tried Ozempic almost three years ago and I was kind of bedridden. I was like vomiting. And I had no energy. But other people took it and they all got better. So God bless them.”
A few months later, in March, she revealed that she was taking a combination of medications that had positive results for her endometriosis and menopause symptoms.
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Three years after trying Ozempic, she tried Munjaro, another GLP1 drug. In March 2025, Schumer posted a video on Instagram talking about her second dose, calling it an “amazing” experience.
Meanwhile, Schumer said in 2024 that she wanted to “advocate for women’s health” after going public with her “personal” Cushing syndrome diagnosis.
“The shaming and criticism of our ever-changing bodies is something I have faced and witnessed for a long time,” she said in an Instagram video. “I want women to love themselves and work tirelessly for their health in a society that usually doesn’t believe in them.”
