Ice Spice shares compilation of gym videos after denying Ozempic rumors: ‘Beatin’ them allegations’

She a baddie.

Less than two weeks after Ice Spice denied using Ozempic to lose weight, the 24-year-old further slammed the speculation by showing off her slim figure in an Instagram reel on Thursday.

“We beatin’ them allegations bae,” she penned in the cheeky caption, along with a laughing and heart emoji.

Ice Spice took to Instagram on Thursday to share a reel of her workout routine while denying Ozempic use allegations. Instagram/@icespice “we beatin them allegations bae,” she wrote in the caption along with a laughing emoji. Instagram/@icespice Ice made sure to show off her slimmed down figure after fans said “the Ozempic is working” while reacting to her prior post. Instagram/@icespice

Not only did Ice further attempt to squash the Ozempic use rumors with her caption, but her song choice in the reel even poked fun at the speculation.

“I’m a baddie like, f–k how you feel (damn) And I’m thick ’cause I don’t miss a meal,” she could be heard rapping in the track added to the workout montage. The lyrics are notably from her song “BB Belt,” which was released last month.

In the series of clips, Ice — born Isis Gaston — sported an all-black ensemble consisting of a cropped hoodie and matching mini shorts. She completed the gym look with a makeup-free face and black sneakers.

Her song “BB Belt” could be heard playing over the clip. Instagram/@icespice “The allegations are lingering still,” one critic wrote under Ice’s Aug. 29 post. Instagram/@icespice

It wasn’t long after she poked fun at the Ozempic allegations that her nearly 12 million followers took to the comments to speculate on Ice’s weight loss once again.

“That body is the Tea,” one admirer penned, while another clapped back, “The allegations are lingering still.”

Meanwhile, a third fan couldn’t help but defend the New Yorker with a snippy reaction. “Mic drop ozempic doesn’t make you toned. Tell em ice!” they wrote.

On Aug. 19, Ice took to X Spaces to deny the use of the viral drug after fans said “the ozempic is working” under her Instagram post from that day.

Ice credited her recent eating habits, workouts and being on tour for her weight loss. Getty Images Amid her transformation one fan commented that “Ice is melting.” Ice Spice/Instagram

“I actually came on here to talk about that real quick,” she said during the candid conversation. “Cuz’ I was like, bitch, I wish y’all never learned the word Ozempic. That’s one thing I wish.”

Further in the X Spaces chat, Ice suggested that she didn’t know what Ozempic was despite it going viral online after several celebrities owned up to using the diabetes medication for weight loss.

“Oh my God! Like what even is Ozempic? What the f–k is that?” she quipped in the chat. “Genuinely, what is that?”

“I wish y’all never learned the word Ozempic. That’s one thing I wish,” Ice said during an X Spaces conversation last week. Ice Spice/Instagram “Like, you lazy bitches never heard of the gym?” the songstress quipped during the X Spaces chat. icespice/Instagram

The Grammy nominated artist then went on to credit her fitness routine, eating habits and her “Y2K!” tour for her slimmed down physique.

“Like, you lazy bitches never heard of the gym? It’s called the gym, it’s called eating healthy, it’s called being on tour,” Ice said. “Like, what the hell? Maybe if I was sitting home all f–king day, it’ll be easier to stay big.”

Many A-listers have admitted to using Ozempic and other similar drugs for weight loss including Macy Gray, Oprah Winfrey, Alabama Barker, Kelly Clarkson and Tracy Morgan.