THIS Morning star Alison Hammond is flogging her size 26 wardrobe after her impressive weight loss.
The presenter, 49, told fans that she was clearing out her wardrobe for charity.
Alison said she would be donating all proceeds to The British Liver Trust.
The prices range from as little as £3 to the most expensive item on sale for £230.
Alison is getting rid of many items ranging from size 32 down to size 14 and other pieces at XXXL to XL.
A variety of items are up for grabs – from a classy Joanna Brown dress to a LK Bennett leather boots and a beige trench coat.
In 2022, Alison revealed she had cut out sugar to help her shed the pounds.
She weighed 20 stone at her heaviest and started to lose weight after her beloved mother sadly died in 2020.
Alison said: “Sometimes I look at myself and go, ‘Wow, I am a big girl’. But I like taking up a bit of space.
“I take a little bit of extra space in the world and I don’t think I’m hurting anyone.”
She added on Lorraine Kelly’s podcast: “We’re all going to die eventually. I might die a little bit sooner, but I’m going to live my life to the fullest.
“And if I do die sooner, I’m going to have a fantastic life. I’m going to have a wonderful life. I’m 47 now, I don’t know how long I’m going to go on for.”
In the past she has had gastric band surgery and has attempted diets and exercise in a bid to loose weight – and even appeared on Celebrity Fit Club.
But the gastric band didn’t work, with Alison explaining: The star admitted: “I laugh about it and make jokes about it but it’s getting serious now. I am over 20 stone, it’s not funny any more.
“I’ve done diets before. I’ve even had surgery and that’s not worked.”
Speaking about having a gastric band fitted, she said: “It’s actually quite a difficult thing. It just didn’t work for me.
“I didn’t like the feeling of it. You still feel hungry but you can’t eat.”
Alison, who has worked for weight-loss firm WW, added: “My relationship with exercise is a little bit of a love-hate. I love doing it when I’m doing it – I have so much fun.
“But to get to go and do it, I hate that bit because I literally can’t do it.”
