Has Tammy from 1000-lb Sisters Lost Any Weight? How Much Does Tammy 1000 Sound Sisters Weigh?

Tammy Slaton of 1000-Lb Sisters recently lost 115 pounds following a scary medical incident.

During the season 3 finale, Tammy’s brother, Chris, revealed she was brought to the hospital because she couldn’t breathe one day after entering a food addiction rehab.

The TLC star was placed on a ventilator and put into a medially induced coma.

After the reality TV star woke up, she was given a tracheotomy to have a breathing tube inserted in her throat. She was able to return to rehab after spending three weeks in the hospital.

Tammy updated followers via TikTok in February 2022 that she was still residing at the food addiction rehab facility after her medical emergency. She plans on staying at the Ohio rehab facility until the summer.

As she continues her weight loss journey, fans are cheering her on. “Give updates on your weight loss! You look so much better, girl. So glad to see you looking and feeling better … Keep it up,” one user commented via TikTok.

“Continue being motivated! You got this!!” someone else wrote. “You are looking so great, Tammy. I’m so proud of you, girl!” a separate comment read.

How Much Does Tammy 1000 Sound Sisters Weigh?
Tammy currently weighs around 556lbs.
Below is Tammy Slaton’s weight throughout ‘1000-lb Sisters’:
608.2 lbs (Season 1, Episode 2) 600.2 lbs (Season 1, Episode 4) 587.4 lbs (Season 1, Episode 5).

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