Amy Slaton, fan-favorite star of TLC’s 1000-Lb Sisters , has officially said “yes!” — and the way her fiancé popped the question is as unique as their love story.
At 37, Amy has been open about her journey through weight loss, self-love, and emotional healing — both on and off camera. Her road hasn’t always been easy, but with the support of her sister Tammy, her fans, and now her longtime partner Brian Lovvorn, she’s found something truly special.
And in true Amy fashion, the proposal was unforgettable.
Brian didn’t go for a sunset dinner at a fancy restaurant or a romantic beach getaway. Instead, he surprised Amy with a spooky twist — popping the question inside a fully immersive haunted house attraction.
As they walked through foggy corridors, past creepy clowns, and into a dimly lit final room, Amy thought the night was just another fun date — until she saw a sign that read: “Will you spend the rest of your life with me?”
Before she could process what was happening, Brian got down on one knee, ring in hand, and asked the big question.
“I screamed, I cried, I laughed — I think I even scared the actors hiding in the corners,” Amy later shared on social media. “It was perfect because it was us .”
The couple, who began dating years ago, have weathered many storms together — including health struggles, public scrutiny, and personal growth journeys. Through it all, Brian has stood by Amy’s side, supporting her every step of the way.
In a recent interview, Amy opened up about how Brian helped her believe in herself again.
“He never made me feel like I had to be someone else,” she said. “He loved me before the weight loss, during the hard days, and still does now. That kind of love doesn’t come around often.”
Fans flooded the couple’s comments with heartfelt messages and congratulations, calling the haunted house proposal one of the most original and fitting ways to kick off a lifelong partnership.
Now, as Amy prepares for her next chapter — this time with a ring on her finger and a future full of hope — one thing is clear: love isn’t just possible after hardship… sometimes, it’s exactly what helps you heal.