Amy Childs takes her engagement ring off after cancelling wedding to fiance and revealing reason behind weight loss
AMY Childs has been pictured without her engagement ring after cancelling her wedding.
The Towie fan favourite - who has sparked concern over her recent weight loss - stepped out to run errands in Brentwood, Essex.
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Amy Childs' engagement ring was missing
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The Towie star has opened up about her weight loss
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Amy wasn't wearing her engagement ring
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Amy with her fiance Billy Delbosq and their twins
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It's the first time she's been seen since opening up about her
Amy also spoke out blamed stress on her
The 34-year-old
Amy then revealed her
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Speaking to
'I'm going through so much at the minute that the weight has fallen off me. I worry about my mum constantly.
'She's very emotional – she thinks she's going to have another heart attack.
'People think I'm not eating, but I do eat. To be honest, I do feel better when I'm a bit heavier than I am at the moment.
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'There's so much going on at the minute – it's the result of pure stress."
She also shut down
'Gutted' Amy Childs 'cancels wedding to Billy Delbosq' after fan backlash over extreme weight loss
Amy shares two of her four children with
She
In 2023, the pair
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Amy wore matching gym wear while stepping out in Brentwood
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Amy was slapped with a parking ticket while out running errands
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The mum of four has admitted she's not at her ideal weight
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Who is Amy Childs?
Amy Childs was born June 7, 1990, and is a reality star, model, businesswoman and fashion designer.
She shot to fame in 2010 by appearing in ITV2's reality TV show
She became known for her ditsy, likeable personality and briefly dated fellow cast member Kirk Norcoss.
A particularly memorable scene involved her "vajazzling" Sam Faiers in a barbie pink-coloured salon.
She left the show in 2011 and took part in Celebrity Big Brother, finishing fourth.
She also took part in a fly-on-the-wall documentary, It's All About Amy on Channel 5.
Two years later she competed in
She is now said to be worth around
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