“1,000 lb. Sisters”' Tammy Slaton Models Skeleton Costume and More in Halloween Weight-Loss Video

The reality star got in the holiday spirit by modeling two costumes in a video shared on TikTok and Instagram Tuesday

Tammy Slaton is celebrating Halloween in style!

The 1000-Lb. Sisters star, 37, got in the holiday spirit by modeling two costumes in a video shared on TikTok and Instagram Tuesday. For her first costume, the television personality dressed up in a two-piece skeleton print top and pants set.

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Slaton looked straight at the camera before doing a 360-degree turn in the long-sleeved outfit. She then let out a big smile as she realized a dog had come into the room and was standing right next to her.

The video then cuts to a clip of the TLC star dressed as an Egyptian queen. The intricate floor-length costume was accessorized with a gold headpiece. Slaton held on to its skirt as she did another twirl for the camera and gave a slight head nod before the video came to an end.

The comment section was filled with positive comments celebrating Slaton's weight loss journey. "I bet it feels so good to look so good in a Halloween costume and to be able to do a 360!!! Woohoo Tammy," one fan wrote.

Another social media user commented, "Tammy your a rock star !!! You have amazed me !! You have inspired so many people !! Good job beautiful girl !!! You make me smile and I enjoy following your journey !! Oh yeah I almost forgot HAPPY HALLOWEEN !!!!! 🧡🧌👹💀🧟👻🎃."

Her bariatric surgeon Dr. Eric Smith also left a sweet comment. "Happy Halloween! How much fun are you having getting to pick out costumes now? Love seeing this," Smith wrote.

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Slaton has continued to share many celebratory moments with her fans since undergoing weight loss surgery, including walking on her own and transformation updates. In June, she opened up to PEOPLE about how her health has been steadily improving.

“I wised up and got my surgery. I was able to make my lungs strong enough to get my trach [tracheostomy tube for breathing] out, and then recently the doctor cleared me to be off my oxygen machine during the daytime," she told PEOPLE.

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“Now I only wear my oxygen at night, along with my BiPap machine. I monitor my oxygen levels throughout the day and keep my machine on hand in case I need it," she continued.

The reality television star also noted that she's grateful for her health.

"I’m feeling great! I’m thankful to be alive, and it’s fun to be progressing as much as I am," Slaton added.

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