Jillian Michaels, former trainer on the reality show "The Biggest Loser," has publicly challenged the accuracy of a new Netflix documentary titled "Fit for TV: The Reality of the Biggest Loser." Michaels has shared private texts and emails to dispute allegations about her conduct and weight loss methods on the show. The documentary highlights controversies surrounding the show, including claims of behind-the-scenes misconduct that Michaels denies. She has threatened legal action against the producers of the Netflix series. Additionally, Michaels has accused CNN of misrepresenting her in a separate viral debate concerning America's history of slavery. Other figures connected to the show, such as co-star Bob Harper and trainer Dolvett Quince, have also been mentioned in relation to the show's legacy and controversies. Meanwhile, Rosie O'Donnell has criticized fellow 1990s talk show host Jay Leno in connection with the documentary and has publicly attributed her depression and overeating to former President Donald Trump.
BREAKING: Rosie O’Donnell reveals President Trump has caused her to become “very depressed.” https://t.co/ChjSl088jw
Rosie O'Donnell blames President Trump for her depression and overeating. https://t.co/BkWr4tCnHV
I regret to inform you that Rosie O’Donnell’s self-exile in Ireland is going as badly as expected—still blaming her morbid obesity and herpes on Trump. https://t.co/NkOKsYhWtR