Holly Hagan shows off 3 stone weight loss as she poses in tiny top and PVC trousers
Holly Hagan looked incredible as she showcased her recent weight loss ahead of a Halloween party on Sunday. The Geordie Shore star, 32, who recently shed 3.3 stone, donned a silver sequined corset and a pair of black leather trousers for the Nuage Halloween party at Victoria Warehouse in Manchester.
To finish off her cowboy outfit, inspired by Beyoncé's country album Cowboy Carter, the brunette beauty added a black cowboy hat complete with silver gem fringing. It comes after she showcased her weight loss in side-by-side before and after snaps on social media, where she addressed the cruel trolling she received about her postpartum body.
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Holly, who gave birth to her son Alpha-Jax in June 2023, penned: "16 months postpartum and 47lb difference... I've been grafting my a**e off (literally) to reduce my bbl naturally after gaining weight in pregnancy, and the majority going to my bum. The trolling I received about my postpartum body wasn't ideal, and it meant I stopped showing up and creating content for @teamfittyapp because I was so nervous about what people would say about my body."
She continued: "I was constantly encouraged to go and get more surgery to reverse it without people understanding the danger of a surgery in that area. I knew it could be reduced with fat loss, I just needed consistency and patience." Holly revealed she was "gutted" that she didn't have the education she does now to "understand how to get the body I wanted with diet and exercise". She added: "I didn't know what my body was capable of, and I thought it was the easy way out! (It wasn't) and has caused me so many issues ever since. I wish I'd known how simple it actually was."
She said she completes "a few" 20-minute exercise classes from the comfort of her home and records her steps to match her calories to her activities. Holly, who is hosting two free live webinars about her journey, added: "All I can do now is try to use my experience to help others not make the same mistakes as I did."
She concluded: "I'm hosting two free live webinars over the next few weeks to share my exact three-part process for fat loss, so you'll never need to be 'on a diet' again, and absolutely no foods are off limits! I'll also be giving away a load of freebies to help you get started. I eat whatever I fancy every day, ensuring it fits my goals, and I'd love to help you understand how you can do the same!"
