Is Amy Slaton's son in danger? '1000-lb Sisters' star worries about his safety as fans show up at her house

Amy Slaton took to her YouTube channel to issue a warning to fans showing up at her house and sending gifts directly to her doorstep
In a YouTube video, Amy Slaton warns fans not to show up at her house (YouTube/Amy Slaton Halterman)
In a YouTube video, Amy Slaton warns fans not to show up at her house (YouTube/Amy Slaton Halterman)

Amy Slaton and Tammy Slaton's popularity has touched new heights ever since TLC gave them a show which debuted in 2019. With Season 2, the show introduced a lot of scandalous details about Tammy's love life with Jerry Sykes as well as Amy's heartwarming motherhood journey. All of it contributed to the show's skyrocketing TRP as well as the towering fandom of the sisters, which keeps growing by the minute.

Fame does come along with exciting perks but it's not devoid of unwanted attention and safety concerns, and Amy Slaton is bearing the brunt of it. She's extremely concerned about herself and her son Gage's safety after fans allegedly show up at her new home. Not just that, she's also receiving gifts for her son directly at her doorstep despite the fact that she has a PO address. She took to her YouTube channel to call out fans who are overstepping their boundaries and looked extremely shaken the whole time. 

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'It's extremely disrespectful'

In a three-minute video posted on March 20, 2021, titled 'please watch and share this video', Amy begins by thanking everyone for sending gifts for her son. Later, in a very serious tone, she warns her fans saying, "Do not come to our house." She added, "Do not send stuff to our house. We have a PO box for a reason which will be in the description box. Do not come to our house, it's extremely disrespectful and unsafe."

Amy Slaton in a still from her YouTube video warning fans to not show up at her house (YouTube/Amy Slaton Halterman)

"This house should feel like a home. I shouldn't have to worry about our son in this house. It should be a safe spot," she added. Amy further said that she would involve the cops if fans show up at her house and do not leave when asked to. She also apologized for being blunt and assured her fans that she has no qualms if they approached her in public but showing up to her or Tammy's house was not appreciated and would not be tolerated going forward.

"Not trying to be rude to ya'll but it's gotta stop," Amy added. You can watch the video by clicking below. For more about Season 3 of the show, read here.



 

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