DIXON, KENTUCKY: '1000-lb Sisters' star Tammy Slaton has recently gone through multiple downs in her life as she lost her husband Caleb Willingham whom she met in rehab during her weight loss journey. However, it looks like she is now gradually returning to her everyday life.
It's been just two weeks since this awful development, and the TLC show star's fans have expressed understandable concern about Tammy's state of mind. Most of Tammy's fans were afraid she may return to her dangerous old habits of smoking, drinking and eating way too much. However, it seems like Tammy has figured out a very healthy way to cope up with her grief. The reality star recently had a fun time with her nephew Glenn and her sister Amy Slaton shared a glimpse of their time together.
Tammy Slaton spends time with her nephew Glenn
Amy recently took to TikTok to share an adorable video of her son Glenn, who recently turned one with her sister Tammy. In the video, Tammy held Glenn in her arms and kissed him as she spoke to him. Glenn appeared to be enjoying his aunt's company as he playfully laughed in the video. Tammy continuously referred to Glenn as "Ada boy" and Amy wrote the same in the caption. Glenn looked adorable in the video as he sported a blue t-shirt and pants. Meanwhile, Tammy opted for a casual look as she donned a red oversized t-shirt.
@amyhalterman87Ada boy
♬ original sound - Amy Slaton-Halterman'Those boys are lucky to have their aunt Tammy!'
Fans on social media praised Tammy for spending time with her nephew. A social media user commented on the video, "Awww...I love this! I bet the boys get spoiled from their Auntie with lots of love! So adorable 😍." Another TikTok user added, "Those boys are lucky to have their aunt Tammy! Her love is undeniable."
Another user said, "He's so freaking cute... gorgeous baby...I love seeing him play with aunt Tammy." One noted, "He's so darn cute. These boys definitely have so much love from their favorite Auntie. ❤️."
Another person stated, "Your such a Loving Fun Auntie beautiful babies." One user wrote, "So glad Tammy can be here to enjoy her nephews and they can know her." Another person wrote, "Best Auntie EVER! 🥰🥰."
