Tammy Slaton is ready to move on!
Three months after losing her husband, “1000-LB Sisters” star Caleb Willingham wants to start a new chapter in her life. The 37-year-old’s incredible weight loss seems to have given him the confidence to flaunt his figure on dating sites.
‘1000-LB Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Joins Facebook Dating To Find Potential ‘Celek’ Lovers
The TLC star’s interest in a new relationship was recently confirmed through her profile on the Facebook Dating site. The TV personality’s bio captures a cute photo of Slaton’s trim figure, as revealed by The US Sun.
Instagram | Tammy Slaton
The entertainer’s details include his height listed as 5’3, his occupation as a YouTuber, and he also admitted to being a smoker. As for what she hopes to get through the dating site, Slaton says she’s looking for “conversation, friendship, or a long-term relationship.”
Although Slaton’s dating profile doesn’t say whether he’s looking for a boy or a girl, it was previously revealed the 37-year-old wants to start playing for both teams. In August, a source close to Slaton revealed that he doesn’t mind being in a relationship with a woman.
According to an insider, the TLC star is thinking about having a girlfriend instead of finding a new man. Additionally, the informant claimed that Slaton was “in his brutal prime.” In the words of a source, “Tammy is pansexual, and she’s looking to date a woman right now.”
The insider explained that Slaton has been “talking to a few people,” but nothing “serious” yet. Although her decision to return to the dating pool came shortly after her husband’s death, the source said her weight loss inspired her to return.
“Tammy has lost all this weight, and she’s ready to get back on it,” the insider revealed, referring to the TV star’s nearly 400-pound weight loss journey. On Slaton’s feelings about Willingham, the source added:
“Caleb dying was hard on her, but they already had problems, and she felt like she didn’t have time for him. Tammy felt that she didn’t make the effort to move to Kentucky and get out of rehab to be with him.”
Instagram | Tammy Slaton
Despite the couple’s alleged issues before Willingham’s heartbreaking death, Slaton organized a beautiful funeral for her husband. However, her final farewell did not go as planned due to the contestants of the “1000-LB Sisters” show.
A source claimed the YouTuber was upset that the intimate gathering had been filmed to look more “sad” than it already was. Slaton blamed TLC for “forcing drama” on what should have been an incredible event.
“The shooting of the funeral was ‘totally unnatural,’ and things were put there to make it look sad when it wasn’t really sad. People are having fun, but [TLC producers] makes it miserable,” the insider claimed.
According to the insider, Slaton worried that TLC’s heartbreaking take on Willingham’s funeral would give fans the wrong idea of his emotional state. “She’s not having an emotional relapse or going back on a diet — she’s doing her best,” the source explained.
Tammy Slaton Gets Emotional Over Caleb Willingham’s Death
Months before jumping into the dating pool, the “1000-LB Sisters” star broke down in tears during an emotional TikTok video. In July, Slaton opened up to fans about her husband’s death, saying their supportive comments had inspired her post.
“I hate being here and letting everyone see me like this. I am in a state of sadness. Yes, we had our problems, but I loved the man, and I still do,” admitted the 37-year-old on the verge of tears. Although the widow confirmed Willingham’s death, she declined to release the cause of death.
“No offense, but it’s really personal. I miss him like crazy, but I want to thank everyone for — I’m sorry — thank everyone for their comments,” the reality star explained. His emotional update touched the hearts of fans, with many sending their condolences and prayers to Slaton.
One follower wrote, “Tammy, Jesus will be with you every step of the way, holding you tight [through] this difficult time [you’re] through. Be strong.” The individual’s message drew a video response from the grieving television personality, who thanked fans for their support.
Slaton captioned the post, “I’m sorry I cried, but just because I cried doesn’t mean I’m not strong; I have this.” More fans sent encouraging messages, reassuring the TV personality that there’s no shame in crying.
“Sending you a prayer, Tammy. Crying is not a sign of weakness. That’s a sign that part of your heart is gone. Save the beautiful memories,” commented sweetly a TikTok user. Another wrote, “He is in a place with no pain in his body. You show him happiness. I am so sorry for your loss.”
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