1000-Lb. Sisters star Tammy Slaton has insisted there's nothing wrong with her after being caught breaking her strict diet and vaping.
The 36-year-old reality star was spotted buying food from McDonald's and vaping earlier this week despite her bid to get healthy.
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But Tammy put the drama aside on Thursday as she shared a playful video on TikTok.
The TLC star flashed a stern expression at the camera as a voiceover defiantly said: "I don't know why I'm using this filter.
"There is literally nothing wrong with me."
Above Tammy's head was a line of text that read, "What's wrong with you?" and spun through a list of options, including "cringy" and "lazy."
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It eventually landed on, "bad music taste," prompting the 1000-Lb. Sisters star to burst out laughing.
The clip comes just hours after Tammy was seen breaking her diet by grabbing fast food at McDonald's.
The U.S. Sun exclusively obtained photos of Tammy and her sister Amy, 35, making a trip to a local Kentucky branch on Sunday.
Tammy was spotted sitting in the front seat of their car clutching a McDonald's takeout bag while Amy sat in the back.
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Earlier on the Easter holiday, Tammy and Amy also went on a long shopping spree to Walmart.
While at the shopping center, Tammy was caught vaping while riding an electric scooter and holding her oxygen tank.
The U.S. Sun previously reported that a source claimed Tammy quit smoking over her nearly 14-month stay at an Ohio weight loss rehab clinic.
At the time of Tammy's release, the source shared she had abstained from drinking alcohol, smoking, and vaping for nine months.
Previously on 1000-Lb. Sisters, Tammy admitted she downed eight bottles of booze a week, leaving doctors fearing for her life.
She also openly ate pizza, vaped, and asked friends for shots of liquor in clips from the show.
In the season three finale, Tammy stopped breathing for a time after a party bender.
MAJOR WEIGHT LOSS
The U.S. Sun previously revealed Tammy weighed just over 400 pounds at the end of her 14-month rehab stay - and is nearly half her former size.
After once tipping the scales at 700 pounds, Tammy lost a shocking 300 pounds in her battle against obesity.
As show fans know, Tammy admitted herself to rehab back in 2021 for a second time to get her life back on track.
"When Tammy was first in rehab, she needed to reach her goal weight of 550 pounds from around 700 pounds in order to be approved for her bariatric surgery," a friend told The U.S. Sun exclusively.
Bariatric surgery is an operation on the digestive system to help a patient lose weight quickly in extreme situations.
On a season four episode of 1000-Lb. Sisters airing on TLC, she reached her goal weight.
As The U.S. Sun first reported, Tammy successfully underwent the life-changing procedure in the summer of 2022 - and the friend claimed she has since dropped another 150 pounds since then.
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