Queen Camilla’s son, Tom Parker Bowles, says doctor told him to ‘f–k off’ when he asked for Ozempic.

Queen Camilla’s son was told to “f–k off” when he asked for Ozempic.

Tom Parker Bowles, 49, spoke about his desire to get Hollywood’s most sought-after weight loss drug, a drug used to treat diabetes, after he realized he was “getting too fat “, and described his doctor’s reaction to his request.

Ozempic is not licensed in the UK for weight loss.

“I’m too old to care about this kind of thing,” Parker Bowles told Vogue In a September interview, “But I went to my doctor the other day, who I love, and I said, ‘Can I please get some Ozempic?'”

He claimed that his doctor attributed his weight gain to his unhealthy habits related to his business.

“He just went, ‘F–k off.’ You’re a food writer,'” Parker Bowles recalled. “‘All these extra calories are coming from alcohol.'”

Queen Camilla’s only son is a food writer and critic. He also has seven cookbooks and launched a food brand called Mr. Trotters Great British Pork Crackling, which has since expanded to beer with Mr. Trotters Chestnut Ale.

Parker Bowles hit back at his doctor’s allegations by claiming that he only drank alcohol three times a week; However, the medical professional reportedly told him that the amount of rose he ate per week was equivalent to about 18 cheeseburgers.

Parker Bowles has discussed his love of food in the past.

“I became a food writer because I was fired from any other job,” he shared. Excerpt for You Magazine Last month. “I can put a sentence together and eat. Twenty-five years later, I’m still here and still loving every moment. God, I’m lucky, and I’ll never get bored of food. However, as I get older, I want more simplicity.”

They also shared their food.

“My comfort food is cottage pie with peas, roasted chicken or aggressively spicy noodle soup. Oh, and a McDonald’s cheeseburger, too.

In between comes Parker Bowles’ interview. Daily Mail report That her stepfather King Charles III will “pause” his cancer treatment for 11 days during his royal Australian tour next week.

The 75-year-old emperor was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024 and is undergoing weekly treatment. Buckingham Palace has not revealed what type of cancer he has, although he had prostate surgery earlier this year.

She’s not the only royal to face health problems this year.

Prince William’s wife Kate Middleton announced her battle with cancer in March. He revealed in September that he was cancer free after chemotherapy.

Kate has been gradually returning to the public eye since finishing her treatment, returning to work for the first time on 17 September and visiting the families of the young girls in Southport with her husband on Thursday, 10 October. Lost his life in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in July.