Kerry Katona was definitely feeling herself as she stripped down to her underwear to show off her weight loss.
The Atomic Kitten singer has credited weight loss injections for helping her shed two stone and drop to a size eight.
And despite being criticised for promoting the jabs on social media, the 39-year-old was singing their praises once again while posting some snaps of her trim figure on Instagram.
She wrote in the caption: ‘Got to say credit where credit is due I’ve kept my word to myself to stay in shape, quit smoking and just in general have a healthier lifestyle not just for the benefits of losing weight and keeping it off but even more so for my state of mind.’
She went on: ‘I have never ever felt more on top and in control of myself, my emotions, my decisions and my over all wellbeing!’
‘With a huge help from @skinnyjab which gave me that kick up the a*** and from @ryanmahoney_7 [boyfriend Ryan Mahoney] who is just one in a million.’
It comes after the mum-of-five hit out at This Morning for calling her ‘irresponsible’ for using Skinnyjab products to lose weight, and promoting the injections on social media.
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield called out Kerry and Gemma Collins.
Holly, 38, said: ‘Could an injection a day help melt the kilos away? That’s what Kerry Katona and Gemma Collins would have you believe after promoting the use of slimming jabs.’
The hosts turned to Dr Zoe Williams who explained that the injections contain a drug called Liraglutide, which is prescribed for type 2 diabetes.
Dr Zoe said: ‘It makes it look like a wonder drug.
‘I personally think it’s really irresponsible and dangerous, because they’re making it out you can lose magnificent amounts of weight using this drug, but the truth is you can’t.’
Kerry called their comments ‘unfair’ and said the product is something that actually works for her.
‘I think it’s very unfair they didn’t have any of us on there. I’m not promoting this just for a pay cheque,’ she told The Sun.
‘Of course I get paid, but I also use the product. There are celebrities out there that would promote something and not use the product. I need to know if it works – and it worked for me.’
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