Rosie O’Donnell is still ‘shocked’ over her Mounjaro weight loss in new photo

Rosie O’Donnell is still getting used to her “new, smaller body” after her Mounjaro-fueled weight loss transformation.

The comedian posted an Instagram picture Wednesday of herself “shopping to [buy] a a comfy lounge wear outfit for [her] 22 hour flight to Australia.”

The actress noted that she was initially “undecided” on the black ensemble she tried on, explaining, “I can’t see myself in this new smaller body.”

However, the 63-year-old’s pals Camryn Manheim and Robin Ruzan snapped a picture of O’Donnell in the dressing room, which is the same image she showed her followers.

“I am shocked im a 12,” the former “View” co-host wrote. “#mounjaro is a life saver ❤️🇮🇪.”

O’Donnell exclusively spoke to Page Six in April about her decision to take semaglutide for diabetes over the last three years.

“I lose an average of one to two pounds per month,” she told us at the time.

The next month, the Daytime Emmy winner shared a slimmed-down shot with her social media followers.

“i cant believe this is me now,” O’Donnell captioned the upload.

In addition to Mounjaro, O’Donnell has credited her recent Ireland move with helping her shed pounds.

“I’ve lost more weight here,” she noted in a March TikTok video. “I don’t have a chef now. It’s me cooking for [my child] Clay and me.”

The “SMILF” alum revealed her relocation in March after President Trump defeated Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.

O’Donnell moved in January, five days ahead of the 79-year-old politician’s inauguration.

“I’m trying to find a home here in this beautiful country and when it is safe for all citizens to have equal rights there in America, that’s when we will consider coming back,” she said.

Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi, similarly, moved to England to flee Trump — and the former talk show host, 67, stood by O’Donnell’s side when the POTUS “absurdly” threatened to revoke her citizenship.

“Good for you @rosie,” DeGeneres wrote via Instagram in response to O’Donnell’s clapback at Trump.

In O’Donnell’s heated rant, she railed against experiencing “20 years of abuse from” the “tangerine [dictator Benito] Mussolini.”

She clarified, “Don’t worry about me. I’m good. I’m safe here in Ireland. I’m out of the reach.”