TV star Colin Fassnidge, 48, shows his extreme weight loss
Colin Fassnidge reveals his incredible body transformation after a grueling six-month weight loss regimen: “I was embarrassed”
Celebrity chef Colin Fassnidge has shown the incredible results of a six month weight loss.
The Kitchen Nightmares Australia star, 48, took to Instagram on Sunday to share incredible side-by-side photos that show off her body transformation.
In the caption, Colin explained that he had trained with fitness expert Adam Eddine at the UFC’s Rockdale gym in south Sydney.
Colin Fassnidge, 48, showed off his extreme weight loss by posting before-and-after photos to Instagram on Sunday after a grueling six-month exercise program.
“So when I started training with Adam, he had me take a picture on the first day (which I found quite embarrassing to look at,” he began.
He continued: “Fast forward six months and filming a lot on the road, we still found time for our weekly attack on Colin.”
Colin praised Adam for keeping him motivated on his path to fitness.
In the caption, Colin explained that he had trained with fitness expert Adam Eddine at the UFC’s Rockdale gym in south Sydney.
‘You meet some people in life who really help you and motivate you, Adam is one of those people! There is still a lot to do (beerbelly)’, she added.
Colin can be seen in several recent Instagram videos working out at the gym.
It comes after the star hosted Kitchen Nightmares Australia.
Colin praised his trainer for keeping him motivated on his path to fitness. ‘You meet some people in life who really help you and motivate you, Adam is one of those people! There is still a lot to do (beerbelly)’, he added.
The series originally rose to popularity in the UK and US while being run by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.
When he’s not on tour with that hit show, the curly-haired, fast-talker is filming episodes of another TV culinary hit, My Kitchen Rules.
The Dublin-born celebrity chef says making MKR is like putting on an “old shoe.”
Colin (pictured) was named the host of Kitchen Nightmares Australia in February
“I’ve been doing that show for 10 years and it’s good to be back,” he told The Daily Telegraph in an interview in July.
Colin added that he loved making Kitchen Nightmares, calling some of the kitchens he’s seen “shocking”.
Kitchen Nightmares aired in the UK for five seasons, from 2004 to 2007, before returning for a one-off season in 2014. It also aired from 2007 to 2014 in the US on Fox.
Pictured are My Kitchen Rules judges Manu Feidel (left) and Coiln. Making MKR after 10 years is ‘like stepping into an old shoe’, the chef previously told The Daily Telegraph.