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Coleen Nolan looked incredible as she showed off her impressive 3.5st weight loss after partnering with a fat jab injection company.
The Loose Women star, 61, has gone from a size 20 to a 14 with weight-loss company Voy, which also promotes fat jabs.
Taking to Instagram earlier this week, she stunned in a blue silk dress that draped over her slimmed down frame.
She teamed the glamorous ensemble with gold glittery heels and kept accessories to a minimum for her This Is Me UK tour.
Back in April, Coleen said she has more energy and her back troubles have improved.
She said: 'I feel so much better health-wise. My back's improved, I've got more energy. And confidence-wise, of course it helps.'
Coleen Nolan looked incredible as she showed off her impressive 3.5st weight loss after partnering with a fat jab injection company
The Loose Women star, 61, has gone from a size 20 to a 14 with weight-loss company Voy, which also promotes fat jabs (pictured in December 2024)
Coleen told The Mirror: 'I don't want to lose any more weight – I'm happy.
'It's about maintaining now and having a healthy relationship with food and with myself. And with Voy you get 24-7 support.'
She also shared how she had faced trolling online as a result of her weight loss.
She shared: 'I tried to not let the trolls affect me, but it was hard when they were calling me fat and all these names, because those were things that I actually thought about myself.'
The mother-of-three told Bella magazine: 'Now people attack me for the opposite, claiming I've lost too much weight.'
Only last year Coleen said she wouldn't use weight loss drugs like Ozempic, saying: 'I don’t believe in any of that.'
Despite working with Voy, Coleen didn't make clear to fans if she is or has taken any weight loss injections.
Coleen reportedly told The Sun: 'I’ve been open about my struggles with weight over the years, and when a recent blood test showed I was pre-diabetic, it really motivated me to take action for my long-term health.
Back in April, Coleen said she has more energy and her back troubles have improved
'Working with the team at Voy has been a positive step forward. What appealed to me was their holistic approach, combining medical guidance with coaching, nutrition support, and mindset work. This isn’t about a quick fix; it’s about learning healthier habits and building sustainable change.
'What’s made the biggest difference for me is the support, structure, and positive mindset the programme has helped me create. I finally feel I’m taking control of my health in a way that’s right for me, and that allows me to enjoy life with my family.'
Coleen previously opened up about her weight in 2024 and said that she had a huge 'wake-up call' when she was told she was pre-diabetic.
The presenter was given the concerning news after suffering from a nasty chest infection.
As reported by the NHS, type 2 diabetes can lead to several dangerous complications including kidney problems and coronary heart disease.
Coleen wrote in The Mirror: 'It's been a wake-up call to say, "OK, fatty, you've had enough snacks, step away from the fridge!"
'My new diet is a work in progress and I'm still getting used to reading labels to check sugar content.
'But I’ve cut out all unhealthy snacks like chocolate and crisps.'