The art world is abuzz with the latest news from Amy Slaton, who has been showcasing her crafty skills on the hit show, 1000-Lb Sisters. In a recent Instagram post on January 5, 2026, the 38-year-old mother of two revealed that she is currently closed for business as she focuses on creating stock and launching a website to sell her artwork to eager fans.
Throughout Season 8 of 1000-Lb Sisters, Slaton’s artistic talents have been on full display. From creating centerpieces for her wedding to Brian Lovvorn to gifting custom canvas prints, her work has captured the attention of viewers. Fans can stay updated on the launch of her website by following her Facebook page, where she will announce when her art is ready for purchase.
While fans eagerly await the opportunity to shop Slaton’s art, some also took notice of a more subtle change in her Instagram post – her eye surgery. Despite not addressing it directly, followers first noticed the difference in her November 2025 wedding photos. Comments poured in praising her transformation and expressing joy for her successful surgery.
One fan even shared a personal connection, revealing that their daughter would undergo the same surgery as Slaton. They sought advice on the process, expressing happiness for Slaton’s positive outcome. Although Slaton responded to various comments, she remained silent on the topics of her weight loss and eye surgery.
As fans eagerly anticipate the return of 1000-Lb Sisters, they can continue to follow Slaton’s journey through her art and personal updates on social media. With a growing online presence and a new website on the horizon, Slaton is poised to make a splash in the art world while captivating audiences with her creativity.
Don’t miss the latest episodes of 1000-Lb Sisters on TLC, airing Tuesdays at 9 p.m. EST. Stay tuned for more updates on Amy Slaton’s artwork and upcoming projects.
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