Tammy Slaton, from TLC reality show 1000-lb Sisters, has now hit her target number on the scales – just weeks after she revealed her drastic weight loss after being admitted into a food rehab center.

The TV star, 36, has now lost more than 180 lbs, according to People, after years of dealing with health issues.

Tammy now weights 534 lbs, meaning she has hit her 550 lbs goal – which the influencer previously said is where she needs to be for bariatric surgery – the outlet reports.

In a clip from the show shared by the website, an overwhelmed Tammy looked stunned to hear the news, later proudly telling a confessional: ‘I did that!’

Her dramatic transformation – from weighing more than 700 lbs before – comes as she in December left fans shocked after showing off a new look, prompting fans to praise her for how ‘amazing’ she looks.

In a viral video posted to TikTok, Tammy appeared to be noticeably slimmer as she seemed to have shed off a huge amount of weight.

In the video, Tammy only shows her face and lip-syncs to holiday song Where Are You Christmas?, captioning the clip: ‘I know Christmas is over but I thought this was funny/cute.’

The reality star’s comments section was quickly flooded with messages from fans who congratulated her on her weight loss journey.

In November, Tammy – who previously revealed she was pansexual -married her partner, Caleb Willingham, during an intimate ceremony, surrounded by only family and loved ones.

The lovebirds tied the knot at the Windsor Lane Rehabilitation Center in Ohio, which is where they initially met while both seeking treatment.

The reality star raised concerns among fans in March after her TikTok account seemed to have been deactivated once she was rushed to the emergency room.

Tammy had been taking her fans along with her on her weight loss journey through her social media as she received treatment at the rehabilitation center.

But when fans noticed her social media account was displaying an error message at the same time she was sent to the hospital and placed on a ventilator after she stopped breathing, they panicked.

While at the hospital, Tammy underwent a tracheotomy – a surgical procedure where doctors make an incision on the neck and place a breathing tube into the trachea.

The following days were filled with many ups and downs for Tammy and her family as medical experts told the reality star’s family she may not be survive.

The terrifying ordeal was featured on the season three finale of the reality TV series, with Tammy’s sister Amanda telling the cameras: ‘They’re just telling us that her lungs have given up and like her body is shutting down.

‘So at this point, we’re facing making funeral arrangements for my little sister […] She’s been in such a bad place for so long.

‘She waited too long. And now that she has the courage to step out and get the help that she needs, now this.’

When filming the show the sisters weighed a combined total of 1,000 pounds and were told they needed to lose weight to undergo additional weight loss surgery.

During the series, Tammy weighed a total of 605 pounds, and she had to move in with her sister and brother-in-law after her last hospital stay because she needed help with everyday tasks.

Now, Tammy has lost a significant amount of weight and seems to have less health problems as well.

Tammy’s breathing tube is still visible in many of her social media posts as the star continues to seek treatment and continue with her weight loss journey.

The reality star’s fans gushed over her new appearance as they said she looked ‘so happy.’

One user said: ‘Tammy, you’re looking great!’

Another user added: ‘You look so beautiful!’

‘You look amazing. It’s great to see you so happy,’ someone else wrote.

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