BEST REALITY TV SLIMDOWNS

Thanks to healthy eating and exercise, these former TV stars have shed the kilos to be their inspiring best

‘IS THAT MY REFLECTION?’

When she returned to the show for her final weigh-in last May, y, y her trainer and teammates could barely believe Anna – who’d lost a staggering 46.2kg – was the e same person they’d met when she first entered the Biggest Loser house.

And the reality star, 41, says they’re not the only ones who double take when en e they see her – especially since she’s continued to lose weight in the months s after. “When I go shopping and see my y reflection I think, ‘Is that me?’” she tells lls s Woman’s Day. “When I’m pegging my y size 10 undies up on the clothesline, I still think, ‘Are they mine?’”

Currently studying to be a personal l trainer, Anna – who weighed 135kg at her heaviest and now weighs 67kg – says she’s maintained the healthy lifestyle she developed on TV. After an initial two-week food detox, it took three months for Anna to learn healthy habits. “I followed a caloriecontrolled diet and I ate regularly,” she he says, adding she also kept a diary to help her learn about her eating habits. its.

On top of rethinking the way she ate, Anna started walking everywhere. “Every day I’d get up at the crack of dawn, and I’d walk and walk,” she reveals.

Now she’s planning to run healthy cooking classes in her hometown of Moree in northern NSW and she’s also training for a powerlifting competition – a sport she was inspired to try by her fitness role model Lisa Curry.

“It’s such an amazing feeling being able to lift weight and be strong every day,” she says, smiling.