This Morning viewers stunned by Alison Hammond’s ‘new’ appearance following ‘more weight loss’

This Morning fans were recently left gushing over Alison Hammond and her ‘new’ look, amid her weight loss journey.

The telly fave has undergone a weight loss transformation in recent months. In September, Alison admitted she was at her heaviest at 28 stone. And, in a bid to turn things around, the presenter managed to lose 11 stone, following a change in her diet and intense workout routines.

And fans can’t get enough of her new look.

The TV star has also been sporting glasses, another new look fans have loved (Credit: ITV

Alison Hammond shows off weight loss on This Morning

Last month, Alison – on screen with a repeat of the Great British Bake Off this weekend (November 2) – donned a pair of sexy specs as she fronted This Morning with Dermot O’Leary.

Looking amazing, Allison rocked a brown shirt that she tucked into an animal-print skirt and cream flat pumps. The Great British Bake Off host opted for a full face of glam too, including bouncy waves.

In the comments section of a post of Alison and Dermot posing in the This Morning studio, fans were left swooning.

One person said: “Alison is looking fantastic, losing all the weight.” While another fan wrote: “Alison looks amazing.”

“Looking fab,” said a third. “Wow! Alison looks so amazing!” another added.

This Morning fans swoon over Alison

Her glasses also got some attention, with Alison’s new look going down a treat with fans. On X, one person said: “Alison looks great with glasses!” Someone else wrote: “Will someone please tell Alison, that she looks amazing!!”

Alison Hammond had gastric band

Like a number of celebs, Alison underwent gastric sleeve surgery in 2014. However, her body rejected it and she only kept it for two years after struggling to “keep down one bite of food”.

In an extract from her autobiography, You’ve Got To Laugh, Alison said: “I was sick a lot. I couldn’t keep anything down. It was really distressing, I felt as if my body was rejecting the foreign entity inside me and I began to get ill.

“I kept it for two years, until it was getting to the point where I couldn’t even keep down one bite of food. ‘I can’t take this anymore,’ I thought, miserably.”