Spicy revelation

THIS celebrity made a mess in Paltrow’s bed

Can Gwyneth Paltrow laugh about the incident in her guest room again?(Bild: APA/Getty Images via AFP/GETTY IMAGES/Emma McIntyre)

A somewhat disgusting affair is said to have taken place at an exclusive summer party at Gwyneth Paltrow's vacation home in the Hamptons. Now it has been revealed which celebrity left an unbelievable mess in the Hollywood beauty's bed. 

The popular weight-loss drug Ozempic was to blame for a celebrity's severe diarrhea in bed in Paltrow's guest room, according to rumors in the Long Island neighborhood.

HE is the culprit
The Daily Mail now claims to have found out which celebrity left the Hollywood beauty's villa in a hurry after making a mess in her sheets.

The culprit is said to be journalist Derek Blasberg, who is already considered a celebrity himself thanks to his contacts with the who's who of Hollywood and is a good friend of Paltrow.

But at the same time, the insider also wanted to clarify something about the unpleasant story that had spread like wildfire. "Ozempic wasn't to blame, it's just what he told everyone," he blurted out.

Paltrow spilled the beans
And according to the insider, it was Paltrow herself who gossiped about the embarrassment that happened in her guest room. "Gwyneth told Oprah, Jerry and Jessica Seinfeld, and Larry David." 

Will Derek Blasberg still be allowed to stay at Gwyneth Paltrow's vacation home in the Hamptons?(Bild: APA/Getty Images via AFP/GETTY IMAGES/Mike Coppola)

It's downright "shocking how many people know this story and how he managed to keep it out of the Post..." He probably asked his best friend, socialite Dasha Zhukova, to do so.

She in turn is the daughter of Elena Zhukova - recently wife number five of media mogul Rupert Murdoch, who also owns the "New York Post".

Diet miracle with side effects
Ozempic, a drug originally developed to treat diabetes, has gained popularity in Hollywood as a miracle cure for rapid weight loss.

But while the positive effects of the drug are widely praised, a less glamorous side effect is often kept quiet: one in ten users suffers from severe diarrhea.