Tammy Slaton, known for her role on the reality show “1000-Lb Sisters,” recently took to social media to address a pressing issue. In a direct and assertive manner, Slaton delivered a public service announcement to her followers, urging them to refrain from sending her unsolicited nude photos online. Posting on her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Jan. 14, the reality star began by stating, “Listen people,” expressing her discontent with what she described as “disgusting” behavior exhibited by some individuals.
Slaton made it abundantly clear that she finds it “disrespectful for anyone to send me any kind of nudes,” emphasizing that she has no desire to receive such content. She emphasized her stance by stating, “I don’t wanna see any[one] without clothes on,” and firmly stated, “I don’t care if you’re on google and a half naked man on it and it said it’s Kentucky idc dude,” further asserting, “I don’t know them.”
While the specifics of the unwanted photos she has been receiving were not disclosed in her post, it was evident that Slaton has reached a point of frustration and was determined to address the matter. Notably, Slaton highlighted that she often has children in her vicinity, alluding to her young nephews, Gage Deon, 4, and Glenn Allen, 2, who are the children of her sister and fellow “1000-Lb Sisters” star, Amy Slaton, aged 37. Concerned about the potential impact of such content being visible while children are present, Slaton questioned, “What happens if I open a message [around the kids] and their [sic] is a nude.”
In conclusion, Slaton made a final plea to her fans, appealing to them to show respect and consideration by refraining from sending inappropriate content. She graciously thanked her followers while urging them to act responsibly in their interactions with her.
The incident underscores the challenges faced by individuals in the public eye who often contend with unwanted intrusions into their personal lives. Slaton’s candid and straightforward approach in addressing this issue serves as a reminder of the importance of setting boundaries and respecting others’ privacy, especially in the digital realm where such violations can occur more easily.
