Here's What Nikki Webster Has Been Up to Since My 600-lb Life Season 4
Nikki is called a role model for a reason.
TLC's My 600-lb Life is one of those compelling and inspirational reality shows where viewers really root for the cast members and wish them to achieve their main goal of losing excess weight.
There have been many lovable contestants over the show's 11 seasons, but one person who stood out with her charismatic personality and determination was Season 4 contestant Nikki Webster.
This incredible woman managed to beat her overeating problem thanks to the show, while also finding love and happiness in the process.
Nikki Webster began her journey as an unhappy individual, struggling with the simplest of tasks because of her weight, which left her living a lonely and difficult life. She decided to fix her problem, and the invitation from TLC finally gave Nikki the courage to change her life for the better. Over the course of the show, Nikki lost just over 200 pounds, and this was just the beginning of her transformation.
Sticking with her decision to get healthier, Nikki managed to lose 450 pounds in the last five years. Yes, you read that right — the reality show star managed to get her weight down from 650 to just 200 pounds, making her a true role model for people struggling with excess weight, as she proved that anything is possible with the right amount of determination.
Nikki is now enjoying a peaceful family life with her husband Marc Gray, whom she met after starring in the show. The two seem to be deeply in love, and Nikki shared she can't imagine living without Marc, who has been a huge inspiration to her on the journey to becoming a better and healthier self.
The amazing change Nikki Webster has gone through proves that My 600-lb Life is not just entertainment, but a true self-help program — and, in addition to helping herself, Nikki has managed to inspire hundreds of other people to fix their weight problem.
Fans argue her transformation story is so powerful, it totally deserves to be heard by more people, so TLC should consider inviting the My 600-lb Life alum to a spin-off show.
Source: Instagram.