Tammy Slaton and her fiancée, Andrea Dalton, have begun planning their wedding and have been reacting to fan suggestions, including a Kentucky Wildcats basketball–themed concept that caught their attention.
Slaton, the 38-year-old star of TLC's reality series "1000-lb Sisters," revealed she was in a relationship with Dalton earlier this year during the show's seventh season, three years after the death of her husband, Caleb Wilingham. Slaton, who has said she is pansexual, announced her engagement to Dalton about two months after revealing the new relationship and has since invited followers on TikTok to share ideas for the ceremony and reception.
One follower posted a vision board imagining a Kentucky Wildcats basketball–themed wedding, showing possible elements such as a basketball-court inspired dance floor, a tiered cake with sport-themed decorations and bridesmaid dresses styled like jerseys. The couple viewed and reacted to the images on social media, expressing amusement and appreciation for the creative — if unconventional — idea.
Slaton and Dalton's exchange with fans underscores how reality television personalities often use social platforms to involve audiences in personal milestones. Fans of "1000-lb Sisters" have followed Slaton's public life and health journey over multiple seasons, and the couple's openness about planning a wedding has generated attention across social channels.
Details about a date, venue or specific plans for the wedding have not been disclosed. The couple has indicated they will continue to solicit and consider fan suggestions as they firm up arrangements, sharing glimpses of the process on TikTok and other platforms.
Slaton's announcement of a new relationship and subsequent engagement marked a significant development in her personal life following Wilingham's death three years earlier. The coming months are expected to bring further updates as the couple moves forward with planning and continues to involve followers in their celebratory preparations.