Tiffany Franco, from 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, has openly shared her struggles. These include her tough marriage with Ronald Smith from South Africa and being a single mother.
Besides family, she’s focused on her health. A few years back, she took a big step and had weight loss surgery, kicking off her transformation.
At the time of the surgery, Tiffany was nearly 300 pounds. Since then, she’s been documenting her progress. Her weight loss has inspired fans to pursue their own health journeys. Now, Tiffany has revealed a staggering 100-pound weight loss, saying, “I’m a work in progress.”
90 Day Fiancé: From 300 Pounds to 196
In a recent update, Tiffany Franco proudly shared her weight: 196 pounds. It’s a big achievement, given where she started. At 5’6″, Tiffany reflected on her journey.
After surgery, she saw quick results. But, she had to work hard to maintain and improve her weight loss. “This year alone, I lost 32 pounds,” she shared, making it clear that her progress has been steady but challenging.
Despite her success, Tiffany admits there’s more work to do. She admits there were times she saw no progress. She struggled with the mental side of weight loss.
She wants to build strength and learn about nutrition. This is important after her post-surgery body changes. “I know getting the proper nutrition and correct vitamins is essential,” Tiffany noted, emphasizing that she’s focused on long-term health.
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90 Day Fiancé: Overcoming Struggles with Vitamins and Nutrition
Tiffany Franco struggles to manage her nutrition and vitamins after surgery. She revealed that taking vitamins has been difficult.
They make her feel nauseous and dizzy. “I think I’m vitamin deficient at this point,” she admitted, highlighting the need to better understand how to meet her nutritional needs.
Her candidness about these struggles resonates with fans who appreciate her transparency. The physical change is impressive. But, Tiffany says the mental and emotional parts of her journey are just as important. “The hardest part is the mental aspect. I know it’s essential to be kind to myself,” she said.
