Tammy Slaton holds the record many times:
He was very happy to be married.
“It’s the best thing that ever happened to me,” Tammy recently told E! The news of the exchange of vows with Caleb Willingham was about three months ago. “God really blessed me.”
Here’s the thing, though…
Some TLC viewers think God has cursed them.
Okay, good. He didn’t say the words exactly.
But last Tuesday’s episode of 1,000-lb Sisters featured some content that caused serious concern from fans – now they know the lengths Caleb went to meet Slaton.
It certainly sounds a little sketchy.
Caleb and Tammy, you see, started talking online before they ever met; before the former was once a patient in the same Ohio rehab facility as Slaton.
“Wait, you saw her social media and then she came here,” Tammy’s friend, Daniel, told Caleb about the installment, asking as a follow-up:
“What do you call that? Stalker vibes.”
Caleb usually denied the allegations on air, simply replying: “I’m not stalking, I’m researching.”
Tammy was not really bothered by the idea that her new husband was researching her and only then decided to check in the facility where they met face-to-face.
“I think he’s just dating me. Maybe a bit of a stalker. But I’m not mad at him,” Slaton said via confession.
Just a few weeks after the introduction in person, Caleb proposed to Tammy.
He said yes and the two got married in November.
“You all know me as Tammy Slaton, but now you’ll know me as Mrs. Tammy Willingham,” Tammy told People Magazine after the ceremony, proudly declaring:
“I’m married now!”
“It was the best day of our lives,” Tammy later told E! from the party, which will be played for the TLC cameras later in 1000-Lb Sisters Season 4.
“There was a lot of love in the room. I’m thankful that so many family members and family from rehab were able to come.
After Caleb’s admission this week, many fans thought they were in a relationship for the wrong reasons.
“She gives off a controlling, manipulative vibe. Like a man would try to isolate her. I hope I’m wrong,” wrote one social media user, while another added:
“I mean, the problem is that he specifically stalked her out on social media and probably came with the intention of being on the show. It’s not genuine.”
A third posted: “The guy had the audacity to follow her on social media and convince her to marry him in 3 weeks by bombarding him.”
“Yes, they will come soon,” but another user agreed.
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