In an exclusive reveal, Coleen Nolan, the 60-year-old Loose Women star, has been under fire after unveiling her incredible 3.5-stone weight loss transformation. But rather than receiving admiration, she’s now facing a fresh onslaught of online trolls claiming she’s gone “too far.”
Just months after proudly displaying her slimmer frame, Coleen has shifted from a size 20 to a size 14, and her impressive transformation was nothing short of stunning. Yet, what seemed like a milestone for her is now bringing in an unexpected backlash from critics who say she’s lost too much weight.
“I can’t win,” Coleen confessed, fighting back tears. “When I was heavier, people called me fat and ugly. Now, they’re attacking me for losing too much weight. It’s crazy!” Despite the hurtful comments, the mother-of-three revealed how she’s been able to embrace her new body with confidence.
Speaking to Bella Magazine, she admitted, “I don’t mind the comments as much as I used to. In a way, I feel like I needed to lose the weight. I feel more confident now, and when it comes to snacking, I only allow myself one or two instead of devouring the whole packet.”
For those who don’t know, Coleen Nolan has been open about her struggles with weight over the years, and her journey was not an easy one. Last year, the Daily Mail reported how she became the face of the weight loss company Voy, promoting fat jabs to shed the pounds. However, what followed was a sharp U-turn in her approach to weight loss.
“I never thought I’d resort to fat jabs,” Coleen said, “but after years of trying different diets and facing exhaustion from the constant cycle, I had to take action for my health. When I learned I was pre-diabetic, I knew it was time for a drastic change.”
Coleen went on to explain how Voy’s programme provided her with much-needed structure and guidance. “I’m not looking for a quick fix—I want something lasting. Voy helped me find the right path, combining medical support with coaching and mindset work.”
But let’s not forget, this isn’t the first time Coleen has been vocal about her body issues. Just a few months ago, she was clear about her opposition to weight loss drugs like Ozempic. “I don’t believe in any of that,” she boldly stated. So, what made her change her stance?
For Coleen, it was the wake-up call of a pre-diabetic diagnosis. “I was already dealing with a chest infection, and then the blood test results came in. It really hit me hard. I was told my health was heading in the wrong direction, and I had to make a change for the long term.”
As revealed by the NHS, Type 2 diabetes can lead to severe health complications, including kidney problems and coronary heart disease. For Coleen, the shock diagnosis forced her to take a hard look at her habits and, more importantly, her future.
“I had enough of the unhealthy snacks,” she shared in a previous interview. “I’m still getting used to reading labels to check sugar content but I’ve cut out the chocolate and crisps for good.”
Despite the backlash, Coleen’s weight loss journey hasn’t just been about fitting into smaller clothes. It’s been about reclaiming control over her health and confidence, taking charge of her long-term well-being. “I now have a healthy relationship with food, and I’m excited to share this new chapter in my life,” Coleen reflected.
Fans are still in awe of her transformation, but Coleen’s critics have continued to voice concerns about her rapid weight loss, saying she has gone too far. “She looked better before,” one commenter wrote. “Now she’s too thin,” said another. And yet, the Loose Women star remains unfazed.
“I’ve heard the criticisms before, and honestly, I don’t let them affect me,” she said, her resolve firm. “The real victory for me is feeling healthier and more confident than ever before.”
But will the trolls ever let up? That remains to be seen. In the meantime, Coleen has learned to embrace her journey, whether the internet approves or not.
The full, jaw-dropping story of Coleen’s weight loss transformation — and the online hate she’s battling — continues below. 👇
Source: Daily Mail
