Jim Gaffigan has always used his weight and love for eating as a punchline in his comedy, even going so far to title his 2013 memoir Dad Is Fat. But the 58-year-old recently lost a significant amount of weight with the anti-diabetic medication Mounjaro,

Fans who watched Jim Gaffigan play Tim Walz on Saturday Night Live throughout election season might have noticed something different about the comedian—his noticeably slimmer frame. In a recent interview with Us Weekly,

Jim Gaffigan is getting candid about his weight loss journey - and how deciding to use the drug Mounjaro has helped. "I was so paranoid that I was going to be nauseous that I kind of put it off, but then it kind of worked,

It was such a cool thing, so I don’t necessarily feel bad,” the comedian said about no longer playing the Minnesota governor on the show.

The comedian joined Jerry Seinfeld, Jon Stewart, Bruce Springsteen and others at this year's Stand Up for Heroes event honoring veterans and raising money for the Bob Woodruff Foundation.

Jim Gaffigan ‘s time embodying Tim Walz on Saturday Night Live came to an end last week when Kamala Harris lost the election to Donald Trump. But the comedian confirmed that he was grateful to have been part of the late-night sketch show, playing Walz opposite Maya Rudolph’s take on Harris.