Who is Amy Salton? Reality TV star's net worth, weight loss transformation and more
Amy Slaton is a well-known American YouTuber who specializes in food and beauty tutorials. Slaton frequently appears with her sister Tammy in her YouTube videos. The sister team earned notoriety when they were included in TLC's new reality weight loss documentary series '1000 lbs Sisters.'
Slaton's career as a YouTube vlogger has included some pretty contentious situations. That didn't stop her from producing excellent content for her legions of fans, though. After she lost her desired 25 pounds, she gained a devoted following. She then had weight-loss surgery, which enabled her to lose 100 pounds.
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Amy Slaton's net worth
YouTube awarded the YouTuber a Silver play button for reaching 100,000 subscribers. The YouTuber is worth an estimated $250,000. Her enormous income also comes from her YouTube channel, and since she starred in TLC's docu-series, her earnings have somewhat improved. Her annual income from her YouTube broadcasts is about $155,000, reported Popular Networth.
Her most-watched video is titled ‘The Power of Makeup,’ and it was posted on April 4, 2016. To date, the video has received 7.7 million views.
Amy Slaton's weight loss journey
Amy's weight loss journey, which was put on hold when she was expecting her second child, has motivated her fans. She started out at 406 pounds, but in 2019, after adhering to her doctor's diet and fitness regimen, she was given the go-ahead for gastric bypass surgery. She lost a further 136 pounds by season three, which aired in 2022, and finished the show weighing 275 pounds.
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In Dixon, Kentucky, Frank and Darlene Slaton gave birth to Amy in 1987. One of her four siblings is her sister Tammy. When Slaton was a young child, her parents and siblings physically and verbally abused her. She turned to eating as a coping mechanism to deal with the stress and anxiety that her challenging upbringing brought. Slaton started a YouTube channel in 2011 and posted her first video there in 2012, NATIONAL TODAYreported.
