1000-lb Sisters gets renewed for a third season on TLC after hitting a series high in the ratings
Just a week after wrapping up their second season, the Slaton sisters of 1000-lb Sisters are returning for Season 3.
TLC announced on Monday it was renewing 1000-lb Sisters for a third season, after a successful second season on the cable network.
The reality series was the top program among several key women’s demographics (W25-54/18-49/18-34) when it concluded its second season on March 8.
Renewed: Just a week after wrapping up their second season, the Slaton sisters of 1000-lb Sisters are returning for Season 3
Reality: The reality series was the top program among several key women’s demographics (W25-54/18-49/18-34) when it concluded its second season on March 8
Renewed: TLC announced on Monday it was renewing 1000-lb Sisters for a third season, after a successful second season on the cable network
The show averaged a 1.28 rating in the women age 25-54 (W25-54) demographic, with an average of 1.5 million P2+ (persons over 2 years of age) viewers.
The show follows Amy and Tammy Slaton, two sisters from Kentucky who struggle with weight issues.
The sisters continued their weight loss journey in Season 2 alongside their brother Chris, with Amy and her husband Michael finding out they’re expecting their first child.
Struggle: The show follows Amy and Tammy Slaton, two sisters from Kentucky who struggle with weight issues
The Season 2 finale, which aired on March 8, concluded with Amy giving birth to a son named Gage.
‘Tammy and Amy Slaton have captivated us with their fun-loving personalities, heartfelt challenges and uplifting victories,’ said Alon Orstein, SVP, Production and Development, TLC, in a statement.
‘We admire their genuine, evolving journeys and we are rooting for them as they pursue paths toward healthier lifestyles,’ Orstein added.
New mom: The Season 2 finale, which aired on March 8, concluded with Amy giving birth to a son named Gage
The show grew its audience significantly in Season 2 over its first season, with double-digit gains in the P/W25-54 ratings and P2+ viewership.
The show’s fans also took to social media more than ever, averaging a whopping 15 million interactions each episodes.
The TLC TikTok clip ‘My Bills Are Paid!’ attracted a whopping 65 million views alone, with over 8.7 million people watching the Season 2 preview on TLC Facebook.
Audience: The show grew its audience significantly in Season 2 over its first season, with double-digit gains in the P/W25-54 ratings and P2+ viewership
The 1000-lb Sisters YouTube has over 23 million total video views, with 13 videos with 1 million views each.
The video ‘Tammy Gained 50lbs in 30 Days!’ leads the way with over 2.8 million video views.
Both seasons of 1000-lb Sisters are currently available on the discovery+ streaming service, produced by CrazyLegs Productions.
YouTube: The 1000-lb Sisters YouTube has over 23 million total video views, with 13 videos with 1 million views each