Alison Hammond flaunts her gorgeous weight reduction in a glowing blue costume as she shares a radiant snap

Alison Hammond regarded unbelievable in a snap shared to her Instagram on Saturday earlier than showing as a choose on BBC’s I Can See Your Voice.

The TV character, 47, flaunted her gorgeous weight reduction whereas posing in a glittery blue costume and coordinating sequin striped scarf.

After beforehand saying she weighed greater than 20 stone, the dazzling getup turned heads whereas flashing a beaming smile into the gap.

Wow! Alison Hammond flaunted her gorgeous weight reduction in a glowing blue costume as she shared a radiant snap to Instagram on Saturday

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It comes after Alison has been open about her weight and said while she might die “a little bit sooner” she plans to live her life “to the fullest”.

The TV star admitted she’s trolled about her height on a daily basis, but refuses to lose weight for others as she likes to “take up a little more space in the world”.

Talking to Lorraine Kelly and her daughter Rosie Smith about What If? On the podcast, Alison said she will try to eat healthier to avoid knee pain, but added, “We’re all going to die eventually.”

Looking good: Having previously said she weighed more than 20 stone (L: 2022, R: 2019)

She vowed to live her life to the fullest, promising that in open conversation she would have a “wonderful life.”

Alison said: “I’m taking up a little bit more space in the world and I don’t think I’m hurting anyone.”

In 2019, Alison was introduced as a Weight Watchers ambassador.

The TV presenter previously admitted she was embarrassed by her weight of more than 20 stones and was struggling to see the “light at the end of the tunnel”.

Ambassador: Back in 2019 (pictured), Alison was introduced as a Weight Watchers ambassador

Alison, who is loved for her sunny disposition, said she wants to prioritize her health and well-being while juggling her active lifestyle.

She said: “My WW journey is focused on becoming healthier for myself. I feel bad when I don’t eat or exercise properly and WW helps me with what I eat and do.

“I know I’ll lose weight with the WW program, but that’s not the be-all and end-all for me.

Progress: The television personality previously updated her followers on her progress on Instagram (pictured in the 2019 workout).

“I want my journey to empower others to consider making lifestyle changes to become the best version of themselves.”

She continued: “It’s been 17 years since I started working in television and I’m busier than ever, particularly with my duties as a mother.

“WW is the only program that works for me, with the online WW Coach available 24 hours a day for support whenever you need it.”

In 2016, Alison opened up about her weight, saying she’s “so embarrassed” and admitting she weighs more than 20 stone.

She told Planet Radio, “When you grow up like me, you don’t see any light at the end of the tunnel.”

That same year, she lost 10 pounds and 22 inches from her body in boot camp. A decade earlier, she had a gastric band applied in 2006, but her body rejected it.

She added, “I would like to weigh 12 stone, which is ideal weight for my height, I’m 5ft 9 inches tall, but if I were 15 stone and about a 14-16 height I would be over the moon.”

Admissions: In 2016, Alison opened up about her weight, saying she’s “so embarrassed” and admitting she weighs more than 20 stone. Pictured recently