Superstar health coach Jillian Michaels is slamming Bob Harper, Netflix, and a few of the producers behind NBC’s actuality present, “The Greatest Loser.”

After Netflix launched an explosive three-part docuseries detailing the behind-the-scenes chaos of “The Greatest Loser,” Michaels took to her Instagram account to dispute a few of the claims.

Jillian Michaels, 51, nonetheless, wasn’t met with the supportive response she was on the lookout for.

Within the Netflix documentary “Match for TV: The Actuality of the Greatest Loser,” earlier contestants reunited in entrance of the cameras for a three-part challenge to share unique particulars about their experiences filming the controversial competitors present.

Former contestants spoke about their relationships with producers and their each day interactions with the health trainers, Michaels and Bob Harper. Throughout a few of the interviews within the docuseries, contestants claimed that they have been supplied with caffeine tablets by Michaels to assist them lose substantial quantities of weight throughout this system.

Nonetheless, after posting a carousel of screenshots of alleged emails between Harper and “The Greatest Loser” producers, Michaels fired again at that declare and took a couple of pictures at her former colleagues within the course of.

Along with the screenshots, which present people allegedly concerned within the manufacturing of “The Greatest Loser” discussing caffeine tablets, Michaels criticized the present’s physician, Robert Huizenga, in addition to fellow coach Harper.

“Dr. Huizenga did approve caffeine tablets on many seasons of Greatest Loser,” she wrote within the caption. “Bob Harper not solely knew in regards to the caffeine tablets, the ‘stackers fats burner’ have been truly his suggestion. I needed to make use of my model as a substitute as a result of they have been cleaner and had not more than 200mg of caffeine (equal to a robust cup of espresso).”

As she went on, Michaels referred to as out a few of the different claims made within the Netflix documentary, sharing that caffeine was “NEVER banned” on the set.

Later, Michaels expressed disbelief at how individuals “nonetheless lie” regardless of having receipts.

She additionally slammed Harper on the finish of her submit for ignoring her textual content messages, concluding, “Take from it what you’ll.”

Within the Netflix documentary, in response to Tudum, the present publicly acknowledged that Michaels offered her groups with caffeine tablets regardless of them being prohibited. Michaels, nonetheless, is sustaining her innocence.

Throughout an interview with TMZ, she advised the publication that she teamed up with lawyer Bryan Freedman to discover her authorized choices concerning the docuseries. If Freedman determines that Michaels does have a case, her lawsuit might goal Harper, Dr. Huizenga, Netflix, and the documentary’s manufacturing firm.

Whereas the documentary does point out the caffeine tablet claims, Michaels wasn’t the challenge’s main focus. Consequently, many customers voiced confusion over her scathing Instagram submit and potential plans to sue.

“I feel they took it extraordinarily simple on her, and so they did not say something that wasn’t true. So good luck suing,” one consumer wrote on Reddit. One other commented that Michaels hadn’t come out of the documentary “wanting that dangerous.”

“I imply, should you already thought she was a horrible particular person, nothing in that documentary would make you suppose any in a different way,” they continued.