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Amy Slaton lost a massive 125lbs (8.9 stone) after transforming her life and she's now revealed that she enjoys taking part in art therapy.
The 35-year-old, who rose to fame on 1000-lb Sisters, took to Instagram on Tuesday to show fans her work. Alongside a series of pictures, she wrote: "Art therapy going great!! Here my finished work."
In one picture, Amy showed off a piece of art she created using cut-out butterflies and plenty of blue glitter. In another snap, the TLC reality star painted the moon on a pitch-black night.
Amy was inundated with praise from fans, as some urged her to open her own shop. "Glad you’re doing good! You deserve all the happiness in the world," one person wrote.
Amy Slaton has been taking part in art therapy sessions (@amyhalterman87/TikTok)
She's lost almost nine stone in total (@amyhalterman87/tiktok)Another fan encouraged: "You should sell these!! They are so pretty!!!" A third person agreed: "You should open an etsy store," while someone else added: "Love the first one! Beautiful work. I hope creative therapy works for you the way it needs proud of you."
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Amy also shared some of the pictures on TikTok, where she simply wrote: "Art therapy." Amy has come a long way since she first starred on 1000-lb Sisters weighing 406lb (29 stone).
She's since lost a massive 125lbs (8.9 stone). Although Amy hasn't revealed her weight since welcoming her second child, she often posts snaps of her slimmed-down frame on social media.
She showed off her creations from therapy (amyslaton_halterman/Instagram)Earlier this week, she joked around on TikTok as she teased fans with the potential reasons why someone should date her. In a video, Amy used a filter which generates three reasons why someone should date the person making the video, which appear in red hearts.
Various options were shown as answers were generated for Amy. The three answers subsequently generated for her included "food is my love language" and "you'll never find anyone better." The third answer generated by the filter read: "No because I won't."