In heartbreaking news that has left fans reeling, Michael Halterman, known to many as the ex-husband of 1000-Lb Sisters star Amy Slaton, has tragically passed away. The news broke just minutes ago, sending shockwaves through the TLC community and leaving viewers devastated over the sudden loss.

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Details surrounding Michael’s death remain limited at this time, but early reports suggest it came unexpectedly, leaving family and friends in disbelief. Sources close to the 1000-Lb Sisters production say the cast and crew are “heartbroken” and “in total shock” as they process the devastating news.

Fans flooded social media with emotional tributes, expressing sorrow and disbelief. “I can’t believe he’s gone,” one fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “No matter what happened between him and Amy, he was part of our 1000-Lb Sisters family.” Another added, “This is absolutely heartbreaking — praying for Amy and the boys.”

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Michael and Amy’s relationship, which was heavily featured on 1000-Lb Sisters, had its share of ups and downs. The pair married in 2019 and shared two sons, Gage and Glenn. Although their marriage ended in a difficult separation, the two continued to co-parent their children, often putting family first despite their differences.

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Those close to Amy have shared that she is “devastated” and “leaning on loved ones for support.” A source revealed that Amy has been “trying to stay strong for her boys” but is “completely shattered” by the loss. Fans are now rallying behind her, offering words of love and sympathy as she faces this unimaginable heartbreak.

The 1000-Lb Sisters community continues to mourn the shocking loss of Michael Halterman — a man who, despite his quiet nature, played a major role in one of reality  TV’s most beloved families. His sudden passing serves as a painful reminder of how fragile life can be, and fans everywhere are holding Amy and her children in their thoughts during this difficult time.