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Amy Slaton was glowing in her latest TikTok as she showed off the results of her 13 stone weight loss.
The 1000-lb Sisters star has been struggling since her divorce from Michael Halterman, but she's now revealed that she's found help and is feeling great. Captioning her latest post, she wrote: "Living blessed I join betterhelp.com."
The website provides online mental health services directly to clients. In Amy's post, she looked slimmer than ever as she pouted for the camera while wearing a black T-shirt which read "Living Blessed". The TLC star, 36, used a filter to give herself pink lip-gloss and light pink eyeshadow.
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Amy Slaton has come a long way since her first appearance on 1000-lb Sisters (@amyhalterman87/TikTok)
She's come a long way since her first appearance on the show (TLC)She tied her bright blue hair back into a half-up half-down style. Fans were loving the snap and praised Amy for how far she's come. "You look so cute," one fan wrote adding two heart eye emojis. Another person said: "Girl I've been following you and Tammy since the begging. I'm so proud of y'all. You and her look so amazing!" A third fan added: "Hello beautiful," while other fans commented heart emojis.
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Amy's latest post comes after she lost a whopping 176lb (12.6 stone) on 1000-lb Sisters. However, she's admitted she is no longer focusing on her weight loss and is instead trying to prioritise her mental health and two sons - Gage and Glenn.
Amy has been flaunting her slimmer frame (Amy Slaton/Instagram)
She's lost more than 12 stone (TikTok)After divorcing her husband of six years, Amy said her mental health was the "worst it's ever been". Speaking to People magazine, she admitted: "It wasn't just affecting me, it was affecting Gage and Glenn. So it was just rough."
Amy was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, depression and acute stress disorder following the breakup. She described the diagnoses as a "relief". Amy has now been going to therapy and opening up to her family. She said her kids seem to have benefitted, explaining: "Once once you're calm, the babies are usually calm." Her sister Tammy Slaton said the difference has definitely been noticeable.