'1000-Lb Sisters' Tammy Slaton Shares Major Career Update After 500-Pound Weight Loss

1000-Lb Sisters star Tammy Slaton shared an exciting career update with her fans earlier this week in a post on social media.

The reality TV star, who has been open about her weight loss triumphs and struggles over the last several years, revealed a new partnership that she said could potentially help those inspired by her experience.

“I know that many of you that follow me are looking for ways to start your own journey. And that’s why I partnered with Pop: For you to have a way to finally reach your goals,” she said in an Instagram video announcing her partnership with Pop Recovery Systems on Friday, Sept. 13.

“Whether you’re thinking about bariatric surgery, on a weight loss journey, or you lost the weight and now you’re considering plastic surgery, Pop can help you from beginning to end,” the TLC star added before providing instructions on how those interested in the opportunity could get started.

“I’m so excited for you. Let’s transform together,” she urged.

Slaton, 38, identified one of her more recent “game-changers” as partnering with the company, which says on its website that it provides “a revolutionary approach crafted to genuinely empower patients” for those facing “postoperative challenges” after undergoing bariatric surgery or plastic surgery.

“They’ve met me right where I am and helped guide me through the next chapter of my transformation. 🙌,” Slaton wrote in her Instagram caption.

Fans applauded Slaton’s 500-pound weight loss journey in the comment section, with many Instagram users telling her that she has, by sharing her story, inspired them.

“Everyone is so proud of you!! You’ve done so well and you deserve it. Can’t wait too see what you do in the future,” one fan wrote.

“Awe, I love you Tammy!! You inspire me every day 🩷🩷,” another fan commented.

“So proud of you Tammy❤️❤️,” an Instagram user praised.

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