Mark Labbett has had an incredible weight loss transformation in recent years as the star debuted a slimmer-than-ever look for Christmas
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One said: "Omg mark where is the rest of you, you look amazing, don’t lose any more though." Another wrote: "Looking healthy there Mark. Nice to see people win a battle to get the weight off." Back in 2003 when he was a full-time teacher, Mark was at his heaviest weight of 29 stone. After being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 2016, he was forced to undergo some drastic lifestyle changes to stop his health from deteriorating further.
In 2020, he told The Sun: "I got suspected Covid at the end of February, and got sent home from work, for the first time in 15 years, on Wednesday 27th. ITV were brilliant and took no chances. "I am still losing weight and beginning to notice the difference in photos which, I can assure you, are not Photoshopped!"
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