1000-LB Sisters fans have begged Amy Slaton to drop the beauty filters and show her “natural beauty.”

Amy, 35, posted a new video on her TikTok page that features a new photo of the reality star.

In the picture, the 1000-lb Sisters star was wearing a black shirt with a white Nike logo.

The shirt had an adorable pocket covered in a daisy print that matched the daisies surrounding the logo.

She paired the shirt with a bright neon yellow and orange bucket hat with large white lettering.

The reality television star used her typical glowy filter that gives her fake eyelashes and smoothes out her skin.

She was also flaunting her 150-pound weight loss in the new photo.

The song NIKE DRIP by Taiyoh was playing in the background of the clip.

The TLC star captioned the video: “Nike kind of day.”

MAJOR FILTER

Amy’s fans on TikTok and Reddit hate that she relies on filters in her photos because most fans want to see her natural face.

One fan said, “See Amy you are so beautiful people wouldn’t ask you if you were real if you weren’t using filters because you are beautiful the way you are.”

Another wrote, “Would have to see the weight loss to believe it. They love to post those extremely filtered photos that are very misleading.”

A third added, “She’s definitely a pretty woman, and her weight loss journey has been interesting to watch when she has come so far.

“I wish she would embrace her natural beauty instead of using these filters she and Tammy sometimes they go a little too far with the filters!!”

INDULGING

This week, Amy made an Instagram post about a new snack she ate, but fans weren’t impressed.

In the video, Amy sat in her car and indulged in a sweet treat.

She wore a blue tank top that matched her fresh manicure and went makeup-free as she filmed a close-up of herself eating.

Amy opted for a cookie cake push pop, which consisted of layers of cookie, cake, and rainbow-colored frosting all fitted into a plastic tube, with whipped cream on top for good measure.

The TV personality captioned the video and photos: “@greatamericancookies thank you it so yummy!!”

In the comment section, however, her social media followers were less excited about the sugary snack.

One person lamented: “I wonder why she bothered with the surgery.”

Another theorized: “Not sure why all these companies want to send you stuff that isn’t good for you. Almost like they are sabotaging you.”

“You’re going to end up back to ground zero! You have two sons, be a better role model,” slammed a third.

A fourth insisted: “I don’t think that’s what you’re supposed to be eating while dieting.”

“Is that how you eat after stomach surgery,” asked a final commenter with a facepalm emoji.