Mark ‘The Beast’ Labbett ‘very happy’ with latest weight loss milestone

Mar 20, 2023
Fans were quick to congratulate Labbett for his latest achievement. Source: Getty Images.

The Chase star Mark ‘The Beast’ Labbett has dominated headlines of late, not just for his impressive quizzing skills, but also for his remarkable weight loss journey.

As he continues his impressive transformation, the quiz show star has revealed to fans that he is a “happy bunny” after finding that he has dropped down in shirt size during his latest shopping outing.

“Just got 18.5 inch work shirts from the lovely people at @DoubleTWOshirts (and some 19s). Considering I used to be 22 inch collar, I am a very happy bunny,” he wrote on Twitter.

Fans were quick to congratulate Labbett for his latest achievement, praising the 57-year-old for his admirable efforts.

Labbett has never been one to shy from sharing the details of his weight loss journey, Labbett joined The Morning Show in early 2022 to discuss his weight loss transformation and how he has managed to keep the weight down.

Labbett revealed that at his heaviest he weighed 185 kilograms and was down to 135 kilograms, saying he was “doing okay.”

Taking to social media, Labbett also showed the extent of his weight loss at the time, posting a shirtless selfie with the caption “Down to 52-inch chest from 60”. So was 5xl, now 2xl.”

 

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Labbett got candid about his weight, yet again, in December 2021 when he appeared on the British lunchtime chat show Loose Women where he shared some of the secrets behind his dramatic weight loss.

The quiz wiz accreted his weight loss journey to his diet and the effects of “changing his habits”.

“I’m on a high protein diet… so eating an awful lot of meat and lean meat, and as much as I love chips and other carbs, I’m having quite a bit less than I used to,” he said.

He also told the show how looking after a toddler during lockdown has contributed to his weight-loss progress.

“The principal thing has been running around after a hyperactive three-year-old in lockdown when the nursery was shut,” Labbett explained.

“I found at the end of the evening instead of going to the fridge for late-night snacking, all I could do was collapse on the bed.”

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