Tammy Slaton is celebrating Halloween in style!
The 1000 lbs. Sisters star, 37, got into the holiday spirit by modeling two costumes in a video shared on TikTok and Instagram on Tuesday. For her first costume, the television personality donned a two-piece set with a skeleton print and trousers.
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Slaton looked straight into the camera before turning 360 degrees in the long-sleeved outfit. Then she smiled widely when she realized that the dog had entered the room and was standing right next to her.
The video then cuts to a clip of the TLC star dressed as an Egyptian queen. The elaborate floor-length costume was adorned with a golden headdress. Slaton held on to her skirt as she twirled in front of the camera once more and nodded slightly before the video came to an end.
The comments section was filled with positive comments celebrating Slaton’s weight loss journey. “Bet it feels so good to look so good in a Halloween costume and be able to do a 360!!! Woohoo Tammy,” wrote one fan.
Another social media user commented: “Tammy you are a rock star !!! You amaze me !! You inspire so many people !! Well done beautiful girl !!! You make me smile and I enjoy following your journey !! Oh yes I almost forgot HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!! 🧡🧌👹💀🧟👻🎃.”
Her bariatric surgeon Dr. Eric Smith also left a sweet comment. “Happy Halloween! How much fun are you having choosing costumes now? I love seeing this,” Smith wrote.
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Tammy Slaton shares a full-body selfie on Instagram.
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Slaton has continued to share many celebratory moments with her fans since undergoing weight loss surgery, including a solo walk and transformation updates. In June, she revealed to PEOPLE that her health is steadily improving.
“I wised up and had an operation. I managed to strengthen my lungs enough to get trach [tracheostomy tube for breathing] out, and recently my doctor cleared me to be off the oxygen during the day,” she told PEOPLE.
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“Now I only wear my oxygen at night, along with the BiPap machine. I monitor my oxygen levels throughout the day and keep the machine handy in case I need it,” she continued.
The star of reality television also pointed out that she is grateful for her health.
“I feel great! I’m grateful to be alive and it’s fun to progress as much as I have,” Slaton added.
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