This Morning’s Alison Hammond looks slimmer than ever promoting curvy fashion range as fans hail ‘amazing’ weight loss
THIS Morning’s Alison Hammond looked amazing after her recent weight loss as she modelled her new curvy fashion range on Instagram. The 47-year-old presenter previously revealed she weighed 20 stone at her heaviest. Showing off a pretty block colour jumper, a navy wrap dress and a teal shirt from her InTheStyle range, Alison penned today: […]
THIS Morning’s Alison Hammond looked amazing after her recent weight loss as she modelled her new curvy fashion range on Instagram.
The 47-year-old presenter previously revealed she weighed 20 stone at her heaviest.
Showing off a pretty block colour jumper, a navy wrap dress and a teal shirt from her InTheStyle range, Alison penned today: “Ad – My lovelies there are still some pieces left in my latest collection with @inthestyle 
“This curve exclusive collection was so much fun to work on, and there really is something for every occasion. Let me know which styles you’re loving.”
Fans rushed to share compliments beneath her post, with one writing: “Who said curvy girls ain’t beautiful!! U all look amazing x”
Another said: “You look amazing Alison..”
The star said her mother’s death from liver and lung cancer in 2020 was a huge motivator in her battle to lose weight, started working out with a personal trainer.
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She also teamed up with Weight Watchers, and revealing her weight loss secret, she said: “I didn’t realise that often when I used to snack, it was because I was thirsty. I try to get through at least two litres of water every day now and that makes me feel so much better.
“Secondly, I’m doing a bit more exercise,” the presenter added.
“I now have a personal trainer and he’s amazing. I work at my own pace – we do circuits and I absolutely love it.”
In October, the 5ft 9ins star revealed her ongoing struggle to lose weight on This Morning.
She said she felt “at the bottom of the pit” in her obesity crisis – and asked for help to “claw” herself out of it.
“You kind of feel like you’re at the bottom of the pit and you’ve got to claw out of it.”
