It appears as though Natasha Spencer has been caught photoshopping her latest Instagram snap.
WATCH: MAFS’ Tash Herz and Natasha Spencer share risqué stories
Last night, the Married At First Sight bride showed off her figure on social media, sharing a photo of herself modelling an orange bikini while lounging on the side of a wharf.
While many complimented the reality star on her incredible weight loss transformation, eagle-eyed followers noticed the planks of wood behind her waist and left arm were awkwardly bent, leaving some convinced she altered the size of her stomach. As we know, warped lines and stretched objects are usually key indicators a photo has been doctored.
While the finance analyst is yet to address the seemingly obvious photoshop fail, since filming wrapped, she’s been on a mission to transform her figure— and she’s done exactly that in the space of three months!
Taking to Instagram to show off her enviable physique in a tiny red g-string bikini, it’s clear that after overhauling her diet and only eating between the hours of 12 PM and 7 PM, she’s shed the five kilograms she gained while participating in the dating experiment.
Although she promises to fill her followers in on her top weight loss tips, multiple outlets report that since undergoing treatment for her mental health, the 26-year-old was able to form a healthier relationship with food and exercise.
Natasha, who endured an ill-fated marriage to larrikin Mikey Pembroke, has long been open about how the series was detrimental to her health.
Speaking to WHO online, the brunette bride said that despite being kicked off the experiment due to concerns for her safety,MAFS showrunners begged her to return to the final dinner party when they realised they were lacking in the drama department.
“They told me to leave the show because of my mental health and told me not to go to the girls’ night because of my mental health, but when they had absolutely nothing for the reunion except the Mikey and Stacey drama, I was suddenly allowed back,” she told us.
Natasha also lifted the lid on the revolting conditions she and her co-stars were forced to film in telling us they were “treated like animals”.
This article was originally published on WHO
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