1,000-lb Sisters fans worry about Amy Slaton’s son Gage, 2, after they notice something ‘disgusting’ by his pile of toys
FANS of 1,000-Lb. Sisters are concerned for Amy Slaton’s 2-year-old son, Gage, after they noticed something bizarre in the background of a photo.
In a picture shared by Amy on , Gage can be seen with a pacifier in his mouth while holding a teething ring on his head.
However, eagle-eyed fans were more concerned with what they saw in the background.
Behind an empty Amazon box, a shoe, and some of his toys, appears to be a toilet brush.
One fan on posted a comment to a thread about Amy’s latest pictures, writing: “Is that a toilet brush… on the floor?”
Another added: “Jesus, that is a toilet brush laying on the floor!”
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A third chimed in: “God, Amy, what is a toilet brush doing in the living room unless you're letting Gage play with it?”
Others were concerned about the state of Amy’s messy home, which she’s been criticized for in the past.
One wrote: “I guess showing their nasty home on TV wasn’t embarrassing enough, nor encouraged her to change her ways.”
Another pointed out: “It gets worse. Look at the corner baseboard and wall. That looks pretty grungy for a house that you fixed up before you moved in.”
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MESS MADNESS
Fans were previously concerned for Gage after the of the latest 1,000-Lb. Sisters season revealed what appeared to be rat poo and cockroaches under the toddler’s crib.
The TLC cameras gave an insight into Amy’s home as she moved out before she relocated to the Kentucky house where she now lives.
The empty spit -where Gage's crib used to be - was littered with kitchen equipment, baby clothes, and a dirty towel on the floor.
The living room was a cluttered mess with clothing, open boxes, and baby toys spread all over.
MOVING ON
Amy has now moved out and decided to leave her sister, Tammy, to start her new life with her husband Michael and Gage.
The Sun exclusively revealed that their new three-bedroom, one-bath home was listed for $37K in July of last year.
Only a 30-minute drive away from Amy's old home, the single-story, 1,584-square-foot house was built in 1960, and has a dark red brick exterior with white trimming.
The home includes three bedrooms with wooden doors and floors.
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Gage now has the space to have his own room, and won’t have to sleep in the kitchen like he did at the previous house.
However, the latest pictures shared by Amy suggest that she hasn’t been keeping the new home spick and span.
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