She welcomed her son Arnold into the world in September last year.
And former The Biggest Loser trainer Tiffiny Hall has revealed she’s lost an incredible 21 kilograms in just four months.
Despite the impressive weight loss, the 33-year-old said she’s in no rush to get back to her pre-pregnancy shape, telling news.com.au: ‘I don’t regret a single kilo or sausage roll.’
‘I don’t regret a single kilo or sausage roll’: Tiffiny Hall, 33, revealed to news.com.au that she’s lost 21 KILOS in just four months, after giving birth to son Arnold in September
‘I don’t regret a single kilo or sausage roll and I know when the time comes to get fit and be back in shape, I’ll be able to do it,’ she said of her weight-loss approach.
‘I may never get back to my size six hips and my washboard abs, but I’m comfortable with that.
‘I want to have more children and I’m proud of how strong my body was. I feel amazing,’ the fitness entrepreneur continued.
Approach: The former Biggest Loser trainer said of her approach to weight-loss: ‘I know when the time comes to get fit and be back in shape, I’ll be able to do it’
Pregnancy journey: Having weighed 53 kilograms pre-pregnancy, Tiffiny gained 30 kilograms over the nine month period
Having weighed 53 kilograms pre-pregnancy, Tiffiny gained 30 kilograms over the nine month period.
The media personality, who lost 21 kilograms to date since giving birth last September, has been easing back into exercise, working out at home for 20 minutes each day and taking baby Arnold for walks in his pram.
Despite having gained a reputation as a tough-talking trainer on TV series The Biggest Loser, Tiffiny recently told Stellar that she’s been taking a much more relaxed approach to her own weight loss.
Easing back into training: The media personality, who has lost 21 kilograms to date since giving birth last September, has been easing back into exercise, working out at home for 20 minutes each day, and taking baby Arnold for walks in his pram
Priorities: Despite having gained a reputation as a tough-talking trainer on TV series The Biggest Loser, Tiffiny recently told Stellar that she’s been taking a much more relaxed approach to her own weight loss: ‘I’m not going to sacrifice time with Arnold to go to the gym, and I’m not going to sacrifice my milk supply by dieting’
She told the publication: ‘I’m not going to sacrifice time with Arnold to go to the gym, and I’m not going to sacrifice my milk supply by dieting.’
Tiffiny added: ‘I don’t want to waste a single delicious newborn minute worrying or obsessing about my body.’
And in an interview with Yahoo7 Be in October last year, the blonde beauty said she didn’t want to send an unhealthy message to other women by ‘bouncing back’ after the birth.
Sending a positive message: And in an interview with Yahoo7 Be in October last year, the blonde beauty said she didn’t want to send an unhealthy message to other women by ‘bouncing back’ after the birth: ‘I think gosh, if you’re having a baby to have a bounce-back cover story or to use the baby for publicity, or anything like that, you’ve got to look at yourself’
‘I think gosh, if you’re having a baby to have a bounce-back cover story or to use the baby for publicity, or anything like that, you’ve got to look at yourself,’ Tiffiny told the publication.
‘So when I see a bounce-back photo, I know what’s gone into it and I’m not prepared to sacrifice the sacred time of the newborn bubble with my husband and my firstborn child to be slogging it out.’
Tiffiny wed funnyman Ed Kavalee, 38, in 2014, welcoming their first child together, son Arnold, in September last year.
Family unit: Tiffiny wed funnyman Ed Kavalee, 38, in 2014, welcoming their first child together, son Arnold, in September last year