'Stop embarrassing yourself': Internet slams '1000-lb Sisters' star Amy Slaton's gothic look
DIXON, KENTUCKY: Amy Slaton has been entangled in a messy divorce with Michael Halterman. However, the '1000-lb Sisters' star often shares videos and photos of herself from her new and single life. The reality star recently shared a stunning video and revealed a major change to her appearance in a new photo.
Amy looked unrecognizable in a new gothic look amid 125lbs weight loss. '1000-lb Sisters' star beamed for the camera and showed off her slimmed-down jawline. The TLC star flaunted a pout for the selfie. However, social media users share seemingly didn't love her latest look much.
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Amy recently took to her TikTok to share her new look. The reality star flaunted her goth-inspired look in a new TikTok post. Amy took to the platform to pose for a spooky selfie while wearing a Bride of Chuckie T-shirt. Amy showed off a dark full glam makeup look as she sported purple lipstick. The photo featured a gothic filter with a lair of film in the borders. Amy's latest post was set on the song Baddie by Honey Bee. Amy looked visibly more slender as she posed for the new photos. The television personality has come a long way in her weight loss journey.
'Grow up and get a life'
Amy was targeted online for her new gothic look. The social media users took to the comment section and trolled the reality star. A TikTok user wrote, "This is not IG! Stop embarrassing yourself." Another follower said, "It's sad to see these grown ass women up here wasting 5 minutes of there life... Grow up and get a life." Another user commented, "U know she don't look like that n person? she catfishing." Another person added, "Catfishing by posting fictitious filtered pics. Huge difference to reality ain't it?" Another critic penned, "Yikes for you..."
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