1000-Lb. Sisters stars’ cousin Katie Slaton dies after cancer battle

The family behind 1000-Lb. Sisters is facing heartbreaking news. This week, Amanda Halterman — sister to Tammy and Amy Slaton — shared on Instagram that their beloved cousin, Katie Slaton, has passed away after a difficult battle with cancer. She was only 37, leaving loved ones devastated by her loss. Died on Monday Katie Slaton, the cousin of stars Amy and Tammy Slaton, has passed away after a courageous fight with cancer. She appeared on season five of the TLC series, following Tammy’s release from a weight loss rehab center, and quickly became a fan favorite for her warm personality and close... Continues…

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