Netflix star shows off incredible 6.5 stone weight loss after a year on fat jabs

A NETFLIX star has revealed their whopping six stone weight loss and changing shape achieved after 12 months on fat jabs.

The alum has showcased before and after images of his impressive new look in a candid post on .

Liam Brown, who starred in the show back in 2022, left the mountain and landed his “dream job” at .

Yet as his career changed, after leaving the fast fashion brand and teaming to head up talent agency Rede Talent, so has his lifestyle.

The TV star and businessman, who has spoke openly about his use of weight loss jabs, took to his grid for a post showcasing his new svelte look.

In words emblazoned on the snaps the Coventry lad wrote: “Probably needed a hug.

“Lost 6.5 stone instead.”

Alongside the mirror selfies showing off his new slender figure he filled fans in on the finer details.

He wrote: “I’ve been on Mounjaro 1 year this month so thought I’d jump on this trend!

“It’s been a journey and not a very easy one at that, it’s been hard at times and I’ve felt like giving it all up but I’ve stuck by my guns and kept pushing through.

“As I’ve now started lowering my doses and taking them every other week rather than every week, it gets more mentally challenging to fight away the thoughts every single day to slip back into old bad habits but I haven’t come this far to just go 10 steps back!

“I have to look at my photos from then and now to motive me to carry on.”

He added: “It’s been really eye opening looking back at photos, the same photos that were taken in a time I told everyone I was happy with my appearance and I liked being bigger, I didn’t, I just told myself that to make myself feel better.

“I’d never sit next to a train window, I’d never look at myself in the mirrors in shops and the list can go on and I can’t believe how happy I am now, it’s borderline vain.”

Liam then concluded: “It’s about finding peace within yourself and I’ve recently discovered @towerpilatesstudio who I absolutely enjoy and adore and I have started going weekly which has really helped and I can’t wait to see where the next part of this journey takes me.”

Mounjaro is an injectable prescription medicine that is used alongside diet and exercise to regulate blood sugar levels and promote weight loss.

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