Brittany Cartwright Flaunts 'Revenge Body' After Cosmetic Surgery and Weight Loss

Brittany Cartwright recently displayed her post-transformation physique in a bikini, describing it as a "revenge body" following her separation from ex-husband Jax Taylor and his alleged relationship with her former publicist. The 37-year-old reality television personality shared a photo on social media wearing a purple lace bikini.

Cartwright's journey has included both cosmetic surgery and the use of GLP-1 medications for weight loss. Her procedures, documented in the show "The Valley," included a tummy tuck, liposuction, and a breast lift with implants. She also began using GLP-1 medications, which are widely adopted for weight loss and originally developed for type 2 diabetes treatment.

In July, Cartwright announced she had lost two dress sizes and spoke about overcoming body-shaming comments by channeling them into motivation. She initially had reservations about GLP-1s but found success after three months of use, reporting she felt "amazing" and "sparkling." She clarified that the weight loss occurred after her "mommy makeover" procedure in October, noting that the surgery boosted her confidence, and the subsequent weight loss further enhanced her sense of self.

In August, Cartwright was granted a temporary restraining order against Jax Taylor, citing alleged abuse and death threats. Taylor was ordered to stay 100 yards away from her. Cartwright also sought sole custody of their 5-year-old son, Cruz, who is autistic, though the judge reportedly denied this request pending a court hearing. Taylor acknowledged past mistakes and expressed shame, stating he has been sober for over a year and nine months, and is committed to his sobriety and therapy.

Taylor also addressed allegations from over two years ago, which he disputes, stating that the full context and evidence would be presented in court. He emphasized his focus on sobriety, mental health, and being a good father.

It was also revealed in July that Taylor had begun dating Lori Krebs, whom Cartwright described as a "complete betrayal."