The 1000-Lb. Sisters star took to TikTok Tuesday to close down hypothesis swirling across the web regarding her sister, Amy Slaton, and sister-in-law Brittany, who’s married to their brother Chris Combs.

“I want individuals would cease spreading rumors,” the 38-year-old mentioned the video. “However I am right here to inform ya, Amy shouldn’t be pregnant and Brittany didn’t go away.”

Whereas Tammy’s video confirmed that Amy — who’s already mother of Gage Halterman, 4, and Glenn Halterman, 2, who she shares together with her ex-husband Michael Halterman — shouldn’t be in reality anticipating her third youngster, it additionally quieted the media frenzy that erupted after studies surfaced that Brittany had died — for which many followers had been grateful.

“I am so grateful to listen to this. Thanks for letting me know. I used to be heartbroken. Glad Brittany is okay,” one person wrote. With one other one including, “It is driving me nuts. Persons are nonetheless spreading misinformation.”

Brittany’s husband, Chris, additionally confirmed the information of his spouse’s whereabouts, telling TMZ Tuesday, “She is alive and properly. It is clickbait.”

Followers additionally took the second to reward Tammy on her continued weight reduction journey, with many taking to the feedback of the video to provide the TV persona props.

“Woman you’re looking so stunning lately,” one fan wrote, with one other commenter including, “You look nice Tammy sustain the wonderful work.”

In September, Tammy bought candid together with her followers in regards to the journey she’s on, each together with her food regimen and train as she continues to drop the load.

“It is not nearly meals — it is about coping with the deeper emotional challenges we face,” she wrote, partially. “Therapeutic begins from the within, and I am right here to share my journey to indicate that you’re by no means alone on this battle.”