She lost nine stones after undergoing gastric sleeve surgery in August 2020, in which she dropped from a size 18 to a size 10.
And Chanelle Hayes showed off the results of her surgery in a revealing ensemble on Saturday during her sun-kissed getaway to Corfu.
The 35-year-old former Big Brother housemate looked in good spirits while soaking up the sun just a week after breaking down in tears amid mental health issues.
Sensational: Chanelle Hayes, 35, showed off the results of her ninth weight loss in a revealing ensemble on Saturday during her sun-kissed getaway to Corfu
Chanelle looked amazing in the canary yellow bikini top with lace ruffle overlay and matching bottoms.
The TV personality opted for a fresh face as she tanned poolside on the relaxing vacation.
Chanelle let her dark locks blow naturally in the wind, as she donned a pair of sunglasses on top of her head.
It comes after Chanelle took to social media on Thursday to insist she is “completely fine” after breaking down in tears over her mental health struggles.
Stunning: Chanelle looked amazing in a canary yellow bikini with a lace ruffled overlay top and matching bottoms
She said that she “likes to keep her social media transparent and reveal what my real life is like” rather than create an illusion.
The makeup-free reality star asked followers not to judge her, as she thanked them for their support after she collapsed on Wednesday, saying: “Please don’t judge me.”
Fun in the sun: The TV personality opted for a fresh face as she tanned poolside on the relaxing vacation
In the video, she said: “Please don’t judge me for the fact that I’m in the same outfit, in the same place, just with extra grease in my hair and a pair of glasses.” For the rest I am exactly the same as yesterday’s post.
“Just wanted to say thank you all for the lovely messages of support and sometimes feeling the same way and the recognition that life can suck.
‘Anyway, I’m not going to bore you, I just wanted to let everyone know that everything is completely fine.
Chanelle admitted that “being an adult is hard” and that she doesn’t like to put on a fake smile on social media because “things aren’t always great.”
She continued: ‘It was just one rubbish day in a really rubbish week. I like to keep my Instagram reflective and transparent to what my real life is like.
“A lot of people just post highlights, which is completely fine, they share what they want to share, but sometimes being an adult is hard and social media can be really boring.”
“You see all this stuff about everything being great, but you just sat there not feeling so great, so my post was about showing how it’s easy to put on a smile and highlight the good stuff when we really could use the realization that things aren’t always are like that.” Great.’
It comes after Chanelle sobbed on social media as she admitted she feels “lost and overwhelmed” after a “crappy” start to 2023.
‘Please don’t judge me’: Chanelle Hayes insisted she is ‘completely fine’ on Thursday after breaking down in tears over her mental health issues on Instagram the day before
On Instagram on Wednesday, he demonstrated how a perfect lifestyle can be an illusion.
Chanelle says she’s one of many who is “so sad this time of year” in a candid post about her mental health and how social media can be a front.
Chanelle shared a makeup-free photo with tears streaming down her face along with three other shots edited in stages to reveal a glamorous selfie to show that all is not as it always seems.
Honest: It comes after Chanelle sobbed on social media admitting she feels ‘lost and overwhelmed’ after a ‘trash’ start to 2023
She wrote: ‘Happy new year guys…or nah? I haven’t really posted much over Christmas and New Years as I had a lot of work to do for both my degree, actual work and then obviously trying to squeeze all of this into spending quality time with family. It’s been a lot. I feel challenged.
“I feel a little lost and overwhelmed by how quickly the years go by and that I may not move anywhere with them. As if it was stuck.
“I have seen so many fabulous, happy and celebratory posts in the last few weeks and with good reason.
“But I really didn’t see anyone acknowledging that so many people are sad this time of year.
‘I bet many of us are, but behind our screens and through our feeds we paint a different picture.
“I just wanted to post to say it’s okay to feel overwhelmed, there’s no need to hide it, and I’m not.
‘This week has been rubbish and I have so much to do this year that I’m dreading it, my stomach is in knots. If you feel this way too, you’re not alone #mentalhealthawareness #depressionawareness #anxietyawareness #parenting #beingadult #overwhelmed #lavidaebeautiful #wecanmakeitdifficult #love.
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Struggles: She said she’s one of many who is “so sad this time of year” in a candid post about her mental health and how social media can be a front.