Tammy Slaton of TLC’s 1000-Lb. Sisters recently shared a heartfelt way she keeps her late husband’s memory alive during a conversation with one of her TikTok followers. The question posed by the fan allowed Tammy to reveal a personal item she wears to feel connected to Caleb Willingham, even though he has passed away.
A curious fan of 1000-Lb. Sisters asked Tammy Slaton if she and Caleb were legally married. This question had been a topic of debate among fans, with some speculating that they never completed the necessary paperwork for a legal marriage. Hence, the fan’s inquiry aimed to finally obtain a clear answer from Tammy.
Taking the opportunity to address the question, Tammy Slaton not only responded with a simple affirmation but also created a video to provide more context. In the video, she confirmed that she and Caleb were indeed legally married. As she spoke, Tammy held up her hand, revealing that she was currently wearing Caleb’s wedding ring. The video showcased this personal connection to her late husband.
Many fans had previously believed that Tammy and Caleb were not legally married, so the confirmation provided by Tammy was well-received. This video, which answered their lingering question, garnered nearly 10,000 likes from fans. However, it received no comments, indicating that fans were content with finally learning the truth.
Interestingly, just four days prior to sharing the video, Tammy Slaton had posted a touching slideshow tribute to her late husband. In the tribute, she expressed that one of her cherished memories with Caleb was watching sunsets together. She also shared her belief that whispering a message to a butterfly would deliver it to Caleb in heaven, recounting how she released a butterfly during his memorial service as a symbolic gesture.
This tribute to her late husband garnered significantly more attention than the video addressing their legal marriage status, with the slideshow being watched ten times more and eliciting numerous comments from fans who expressed their condolences and paid their respects to Tammy and Caleb.