Known as The Beast on ITV1 gameshow The Chase, Mark Labbett often impresses viewers with his sharp wit on the show and has now revealed his weight loss. In a new selfie, alongside fellow The Chase co-star Shaun Wallace, Mark's weight loss was very obvious.
The ITV favourite has managed to shift 10-stone since making the decision to embark on a healthier and more active lifestyle. Mark, 57, shared a photo with his 39,800 Instagram followers which saw him posing alongside his on-screen pal and fellow 'Chaser', Shaun 'The Dark Destroyer' Wallace.
The pair both donned casual looks - compared to their usual sharp suited-and-booted 'Chaser' look that they wear for the show - in the behind-the-scenes snap, with Shaun pointing at 'The Beast' in the photo. And whilst the caption of the sweet snap described a "fake account" that has been made based on Mark's profile, it was the TV star's amazing weight loss transformation that had fans pausing to comment.
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One follower said: "Looking very chiselled there Beasty!" while another added: "Could slice potatoes on those jawbones". A third said: "You look incredible huge congratulations on your weight loss" as OK! reports.
The father-of-one, who shares three-year-old son Lawrence with ex-wife Katie, has featured as a regular quizzing champion on the 5pm competition programme since its inception in June 2009, with 15 series' now under his belt. Mark - who was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 2017 after a nurse spotted how easily he had bruised his legs after a football game - has regularly kept his fans in the loop regarding his weight loss journey, taking to Instagram to show off his progress.
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