The reality star was asked by a fan on TikTok: “Will there be another season? I’m a huge fan and it would make my year.”
Amanda, 42, teased fans with her answer, admitting that she has signed a non-disclosure agreement.
The TLC star – who is the half-sister of Tammy and Amy Slaton, said in a video on TikTok on Monday: “Well, I appreciate your love and support.
“But unfortunately I cannot comment on whether there will be a new season or not. I’ve signed a non-disclosure agreement.”
Her comments didn’t stop fans from speculating in the comments of the clip.
One wrote: “If she signed an nda agreement maybe that means yes?”
Another posted: “Thankfully, I am pretty sure there’s going to be another season because everyone wants to see Tammy’s journey continue.”
Tammy shared a major life milestone with fans on season three of 1000-lb Sisters as she got married to Caleb Willingham.
During the dramatic finale, she tied the knot with Caleb – who she met at a weight loss rehabilitation facility in Ohio.
The ceremony opened with Tammy’s sister Amy singing her rendition of Here Comes the Bride.
Tammy was then seen in her wedding dress being wheeled in by Chris.
Tammy and Caleb actually got married in November 2022, although the nuptials were only shown on her reality show last month.
The couple held their wedding at their rehab facility after getting engaged one month earlier.
Tammy has also been through a major weight loss journey.
Tammy has lost 300 pounds since undergoing life-saving bariatric surgery last year.
Bariatric surgery is an operation on the digestive system to help a patient lose weight quickly in extreme situations.
In February, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that she has gone from weighing 717 pounds to just over 400 pounds.
The TLC star is now nearly half the size she was when she entered rehab in Ohio.
After her major surgery, it took a few months for Tammy to leave the rehab center, but she finally came home last month after she got her trach out in December.
Viewers are also no doubt hoping for a new season of the show to see how things play out for Amy and her estranged husband Michael.
Last month, she filed an order of emergency protection, an order to surrender firearms, and a protective order summons against Michael.
It came just four days after she made an alarming 911 call claiming Michael had become violent in their home.
Amy claimed Michael started throwing objects during a heated argument on Friday, February 24, according to a 911 dispatch document obtained exclusively by The U.S. Sun.
The explosive argument went down just seventeen days before Michael filed for divorce in their local Kentucky court.
Amy and Tammy have both lost a lot of weight recently