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My 600-Lb Life Season 5 featured one of the most iconic sibling pairs on the show, Justin and Steven Assanti. Unlike the other siblings that Dr. Now met, the two always had a rough relationship. They’ve gone their separate ways since their episode. But they continue to stay in touch with fans online. Justin also surprised many of his followers after announcing that he’s now married. Keep reading to see his exciting update.

My 600-Lb Life: Justin Assanti & Steven Assanti’s Journey With Dr. Now

Justin appeared on the show at nearly 600 lbs, while his brother, Steven, weighed over 800 pounds. They haven’t been on speaking terms but decided to turn their lives around by seeking Dr. Now’s help. It was never an easy journey for the siblings. Steven had issues not just with Dr. Now but also with the medical staff during his journey.

Steven Assanti From My 600-Lb Life,...

1000-Lb Best Friends star Scott Bagwill has taken some controversial actions over the past few episodes. He debuted in Season 3 but has already left quite a negative reputation for the viewers. Many are upset about how he keeps throwing tantrums, especially regarding food. He even fought Tina over meatballs during their mountain cabin trip. Some Redditors even think Scott may be the second coming of Steven Assanti. Keep reading to see the discussion.

1000-Lb Best Friends: Who Is Steven Assanti?

Steven is considered one of Dr. Now’s most controversial patients. The My 600-Lb Life star appeared on the show with his brother, Justin. However, Steven has taken some questionable actions, especially with Dr. Now. He often lashes out, showing his high temper on screens. Steven has also disturbed many viewers by constantly being naked. Steven also failed to comply with Dr. Now’s program. He even ordered a...

My 600-Lb Life stars Steven and Justin Assanti are some of the most controversial siblings who took part in the fifth season of the show. Steven weighed over 800 pounds, while Justin scaled nearly 600 pounds when they met Dr. Now. It wasn’t an easy journey between the two. They never had a good relationship and are currently not on speaking terms. It came to a point where Steven got kicked out of the hospital for substance abuse issues while his brother left and continued with his journey behind cameras. Keep reading to see how they’re doing today.

My 600-Lb Life: Steven & Justin Assanti’s Weight Loss Journey

Dr. Now had a difficult time trying to make Steven follow his program. But with his tough love, the My 600-Lb Life star eventually qualified for gastric bypass surgery. He was able to drop 131 pounds, bringing his weight down to 677.5 pounds by the end of their episode.

As much as 1000-lb Sisters fans praised Tammy Slaton and everything she has accomplished related to her weight loss, public opinion is quickly turning based on her behavior in TLC scenes, with many fans calling her out as “insufferable.” So, what else are fans saying about Tammy this season?

1000-Lb Sisters Fans Were On Board With Tammy’s Slimming Journey

A lot of 1000-lb Sisters fans changed their tune on Tammy Slaton once they realized she was serious about dropping the pounds. Even people who regularly bashed Tammy over the years started congratulating her for all the progress she has made.

Tammy Slaton went from being at death’s door to being healthier than she has ever been in her life. While that has improved her mental health and certainly her physical health, many 1000-lb Sisters fans don’t like what they are seeing this season from Tammy regarding her attitude.

Cindy Vela starred in My 600-Lb Life season 9, and it's time to talk about her life after the show. Cindy debuted on the popular series by seeking the help of Dr. Younan Nowzaradan. 45-year-old Cindy weighed over 600 pounds and was completely bedridden when viewers saw her onscreen. At age 8, she'd been molested by a family friend, which made her turn to emotional eating. She believed her molester would lose interest in her if she gained weight. While she didn't appear on My 600-Lb Life season 12, she managed to lose 241 pounds after her season 9 stint.

Sadly, for years, Cindy was trapped in her eating addiction, which only worsened after her parents divorced. By the age of 30, Cindy was living with mental health issues. She later developed lymphedema (tissue swelling) and diabetes. Due to her precarious situation, her friend Sandy encouraged her to seek professional help. However, Cindy refused to cooperate fully...

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On My 600-lb Life, Justin and Steven Assanti (aka the villainous Assanti Brothers) were featured with Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, and there are many facts about the famous siblings' lives after the show. It's been seven years since their television appearance in My 600-lb Life season 5, episode 13. They have since moved on with their lives, and curiosity surrounds how they've fared.

Dr. Now puts his patients (including Justin and Steven) on strict weight-loss regimens that test their willpower. The diets ensure that they will be viable candidates for the surgery. Before qualifying for a bariatric procedure, Steven got kicked out of the hospital due to substance abuse issues. He also allegedly verbally abused medical staff. Justin left the hospital but stuck to his routine - he eventually qualified for the operation. Steven's infamous because he's considered an unsavory character. Justin was much more reserved on the show.

Steven Assanti made little effort to lose weight after bariatric surgery and stole his brother's painkillers. Stephanie Sanger, Steven's wife, is a fan of Marilyn Manson - she said her fan encounter with the "born villain" was amazing. She called it the "best night of her life." Steven and Stephanie are reportedly separated, living apart and possibly on the path to cutting ties. They used to be devoted to each other.

My 600-lb Life star Steven Assanti's known for many negative things, and some interesting facts about his wife, Stephanie Sanger, have come to light. While he was Dr. Younan Nowzaradan's patient during My 600-lb Life season 5, Steven claimed that he was interested in qualifying for bariatric surgery. So was his brother, Justin Assanti. While the doctor wanted to help Steven achieve his goals, Dr. Now's patient didn't take his weight loss seriously.

After My 600-lb Life, Steven saw...

Samantha Mason's career led to her extreme weight gain of over 800 lbs. Samantha criticized My 600-lb Life for exploitation and mistreatment. Despite undergoing weight-loss surgery, Samantha now leads a healthier, influencer-based lifestyle on TikTok.

My 600-lb Life season 9 viewers were given a sneak peek into Samantha Mason's life in December 2020 when she appeared on the popular series. It didn't take much time for Samantha to pique viewers' interest. She weighed well over 800 lbs and was dangerously close to losing her life because of her weight gain. Before joining My 600-lb Life season 9 Samatha's career contributed to her excessive weight gain. To make a living, Samantha was getting paid to eat food on camera while in her apartment.

Samatha chose this as a career path because she had limited options when it came to finding a job due to her size. She decided to give in and start fetish modeling,...

Justin and Steven Assanti from My 600-lb Life are not on speaking terms and have both lost significant weight since the show. Steven got married after the show and claims that the show only highlighted his bad moments, while Justin admits their episode was exaggerated. There were rumors that Steven had died, but Justin confirmed that he is still alive although they are estranged.

On My 600-lb Life, Justin and Steven Assanti (aka the villainous Assanti Brothers) were featured with Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, and there are many facts about the famous siblings' lives after the show. It's been seven years since their television appearance in My 600-lb Life season 5, episode 13. They have since moved on with their lives, and curiosity surrounds how they've fared.

Dr. Now puts his patients, like Justin and Steven, on strict weight-loss regimens that test their willpower. The diets ensure that they will be viable candidates for the surgery.

A lot of memorable people have appeared on My 600-Lb. Life, but the most unforgettable cast members may be Justin and Steven Assanti, and it's time to explain why. The two brothers rose to fame for sharing their weight loss journeys. They got help from Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, better known as "Dr. Now." While assistance was at their fingertips, they were reluctant to take advice. In fact, they stood out because they were combative and difficult people. Steven appeared to be more erratic than Justin, but both men had their flaws. While reality TV editing can skew facts, by giving cast members "villain edits," the siblings seemed genuinely troubled.

My 600-Lb. Life season 5 aired back in 2017. Years, later, the Assanti brothers still fascinate. At the time, Steven weighed 800 pounds, while Justin was lighter. Both men needed help, as obesity comes with health risks. However, Steven was anything but grateful for the assistance of Dr.

A lot of memorable people have appeared on My 600-Lb. Life, but the most unforgettable cast members may be Justin and Steven Assanti, and it's time to explain why. The two brothers rose to fame for sharing their weight loss journeys. They got help from Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, better known as "Dr. Now." While assistance was at their fingertips, they were reluctant to take advice. In fact, they stood out because they were combative and difficult people. Steven appeared to be more erratic than Justin, but both men had their flaws. While reality TV editing can skew facts, by giving cast members "villain edits," the siblings seemed genuinely troubled.

My 600-Lb. Life season 5 aired back in 2017. Years, later, the Assanti brothers still fascinate. At the time, Steven weighed 800 pounds, while Justin was lighter. Both men needed help, as obesity comes with health risks. However, Steven was anything but grateful for the assistance of Dr.

My 600-lb Life has been on TLC for the last 11 seasons, but is another season of the inspirational series on its way? The series revolves around patients of Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, typically referred to as Dr. Now, who specializes in bariatric surgery along with the care that goes both before and after operations. Throughout the seasons of My 600-lb Life, patients have shown a range of issues revolving around their weight which sometimes stem to other emotional issues as well. Typically, patients are shown throughout their weight loss journey, filming for the series over the course of a year as they are hopefully approved for and receive bariatric surgery.

While many of Dr. Now's patients go on to have successful lives after weight loss like Marla McCants, others are not quite as lucky. There are some patients who simply lack the motivation and fortitude to be able to get through their weight loss journey,...

My 600-lb Life has featured dozens of overweight individuals, some of whom have had the most bizarre obsessions with food. The hit TLC series has been popular since 2012 due to its interesting concept and relatable stories. From the outside, the show is about morbidly obese people who want to change their lives and become fit after consulting with Dr. Younan Nowzaradan. But on a deeper level, My 600-lb Life is about relatable struggles and mind-blowing weight loss journeys with inspirational outcomes. However, not all cast members on the show have a predictable ending.

Over the past ten years, My 600-lb Life has showcased many stars who had shocking conclusions. One example is Dottie Perkins, who lost her 13-year-old son. Dottie's journey on the show worsened due to her husband's drinking habits, and she had a tough time transforming her life despite losing 149 pounds. The mother-daughter duo, Jennifer and Marissa Jess,...

My 600-lb Life is an extremely interesting show, with many backstage details and secrets that viewers don't know. Since its debut in 2012, the hit TLC reality TV series has continually shocked fans with some of its most noteworthy moments that are still memorable. Apart from its various motivational weight loss journeys, the show has made viewers emotional by showing relatable backstories. One shocking moment comes from My 600-lb Life season 4, when former star Michael Dominguez crushed his wife Roni Dominguez's hand in a door, causing her to lose the tip of her finger.

TLC featured the aftermath of the incident on the show, where Roni admitted what her husband did to her out of alleged jealousy after she began losing weight. Surprisingly, the tragic incident didn't cause the couple to split up, as they were reportedly together, according to some social media updates. In contrast, Angela Marie Dunham-Johns appeared...

My 600-lb Life season 8's Dominic Hernandez was a difficult case for the Houston-based Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, and since his episode aired, he's continued on his weight loss journey. Patients seek out the help of Dr. Nowzaradan, usually known as "Dr. Now," in order to lose enough pounds to qualify for bariatric surgery. They also prepare themselves for the lifestyles they'll need to maintain after their operations. While Dr. Now's plans can be tough on patients, his methods work if they are dedicated, and truly prioritize their health. Some patients have difficulty staying on strict diets, and stop following Dr. Now's instructions.

Originally weighing in at over 650 pounds, Dominic had some circumstances that were not necessarily conducive to weight loss. However, My 600-lb Life's Dr. Nowzaradan thought that Dominic would be a great candidate for his plan. Dominic was homeless, which made it difficult for him to maintain a healthy diet or exercise routine.

My 600-lb Life season 5 stars Justin and Steven Assanti have shown their true colors on the TLC docuseries, and some fans believe that the brothers are villains. The show typically follows Dr. Younan Nowzaradan's patients as they attempt to lose weight before and after bariatric surgery. On the series, some patients find the process difficult. Many people that "Dr. Now" helps give their all as they try to slim down and become healthier. However, certain cast members have trouble committing to strict diet and exercise regimens.

One of the most memorable episodes of My 600-lb Life is season 5's, "Steven and Justin's Story." It aired in two parts to close the season. My 600-lb Life's Steven and Justin Assanti, who don't get along, weighed nearly 800 pounds and 600 pounds, respectively. The pair was encouraged by their father to lose weight, and while it seemed like Justin took the task a bit more seriously,...

My 600-Lb Life season 5 star Justin Assanti refuted a rumor that his brother, Steven, who appeared on the show with him, died. On My 600-Lb Life, the siblings worked with renowned bariatric surgeon Dr. Nowzaradan, known as Dr. Now, in order to lose weight. Both brothers were able to follow Dr. Now's program and undergo weight loss surgeries, but they had a few challenges along the way. Steven was kicked out of the hospital for substance abuse and for being verbally abusive to the medical staff. They both developed food addictions because of their difficult pasts. Steven once weighed over 800 pounds but lost over 300 pounds. Justin lost 200 pounds after surgery, after his highest weight was recorded at just over 600 pounds.

After My 600-Lb Life, Steven and Justin were not on speaking terms, but Justin recently spoke out about a rumor that Steven had passed away. In a Facebook post, Justin wrote,...

Steven Assanti is arguably the most controversial — and quite frankly, hated — star to come out of My 600-lb Life. The 36-year-old, who used to eat six pizzas a day before joining the show, started his weight-loss journey at 734 pounds and would throw tantrums, secretly order take out, abuse painkillers, and go off on YouTube rants. Now, it appears as though he found someone to tolerate his erratic lifestyle... forever! Last month, Stephanie Sanger changed her profile picture to one with Steven — and they were both rockin a pair of wedding rings. She wrote at the time, "It's a nice day for a white wedding. Just married Stephanie Assanti and Steven Assanti — cross my heart and hope to die to my lover I'll never lie. It's just him and I." How poetic. (Photo Credit: Facebook) The two have been confessing their love for one another since just after Valentine's Day. Steven...