'1000-Lb Sisters' Star Amy Slaton Gives Fans A Glimpse Of Her Artistic Side

Amy Slaton is revealing a new facet of her talents that fans are raving about. Known for capturing hearts on the show "1000-Lb Sisters," the reality TV star is now stepping into the world of art and showcasing her creative side with some colorful creations. 

Taking to her Instagram page, the 35-year-old uploaded a carousel of paintings combining arts and crafts. The first slide showed a flat surface colored place blue and pink, separated diagonally in the middle with silver glittering sparkles. 

The following was more oily but in a horizontal shape, uniquely painted blue and hues of brown. She showed off some of her creative prowess in the third with her depiction of what looked like a moon but in pink in the middle of an entirely black surface.

Sticking a blue theme, the mother-of-two used more sparkles but made it square in the center of aqua green canvas. For this one, she added golden butterflies in the corners. In the caption, the TV personality explained what they were for, "art therapy going great!! Here my finished work." 

As expected, her followers were pleasantly surprised and stated as much in the comments. "You should sell these!! They are so pretty!!! that's so cuteeeee!" one netizen excitedly gushed. 

This fan expressed happiness at her current well-being and noted that she deserves "all the happiness in the world." At the same time, a third gushed, "That's awesome girl! ?❤️,' while a fourth called them beautiful, adding, "so so much detail definitely have a talent for it ❤️." 

For four seasons, TLC viewers have been captivated by the journey of the Slaton sisters as they shed pounds to prioritize their health. So it was pretty outstanding when Amy's recent social media update showcased a remarkable transformation in her physical appearance.

On TikTok, the star shared a selfie wearing vampire-themed pajamas adorned with lips and teeth motifs, playfully pouting at the camera. Accompanied by the "Monster High" theme song, the image featured the caption "Pj time."

Even with noticeable filter effects on her lips, eyelashes, and nose, the evident transformation in her appearance could not be ignored. It caused an admirer in the comment section to excitedly write, "Looking gorgeous! love yall! ?," while another chimed, "GO AHEAD AMY."

One cybernaut wished, "No bc I wanna have this type of glow up." At the same time someone else excitedly added, "Too funny I have the same ones on they are so comfortable and cute!!" A fifth also gushed, "Amyyyyyyyyy girl I love youuuu!!"

On the other hand, a handful of TikTok users expressed their disapproval of Amy's excessive use of filters, like this commenter who voiced their opinion, stating, "@Anita Maxinemoore: Amy, you need to put your real self. You don't need to put this fake stuff that's not you that's not you need to put the real you on there."

Last month, after Amy's sister Tammy shared a touching selfie, fans started inquiring about more TV time about the sister's path to shedding their weight. In the unfiltered snapshot, Tammy brought her face close to the camera, accentuating the vibrant streaks in her hair and her eyes concealed behind glasses.

Amid the numerous likes the post garnered, a fan quickly asked, "Are y'all coming back to television? Haven't heard anything. Tired of 90-day fiance franchise. Please come back." Another user eagerly stated, "When's the next season I'm tryna get crunk."

In response to the many questions, another excited fan mentioned, "Think I saw that it's the 6th September in England x," which led someone else to add, "There already back on discovery+." [sic]

Almost immediately, a follower could not help but post this lengthy text: 

"You are a really pretty woman. I'm so happy that you're keeping on your new life change. I can't wait to see you when you're all finished with your program. I've been trying very hard these wait. I've gone through two knee surgeries in the last four months and I've been in rehab since so I hope that I can turn out like you."