1000-Lb Sisters: Why Amy Halterman Dissed Her Husband’s Bedroom Skills

Amy Slaton-Halterman and her husband, Michael Halterman, have one of the most reliable relationships in 1000-lb Sisters, but Amy’s recent comments about their sexual activity indicate that there might be some trouble in paradise. Amy and Michael have successfully navigated a complicated weight loss journey as well as the many demands that come with being related to Tammy Slaton, but the pair’s intimacy could be their next obstacle to overcome. From the couple’s trademark banter to Amy’s comments about conception, here’s why fans think Amy Halterman dissed her husband’s bedroom skills in 1000-lb Sisters season 3.

Unfortunately, 1000-lb Sisters is full of tense family dynamics. This is largely due to Tammy’s stagnant weight loss venture, which has frustrated all of the Slaton siblings to their wits’ end. Even when Amy and Tammy have devolved into brutal altercations and it seemed like the sisters’ relationship was unsalvageable, the reality star’s relationship with Michael remained a silver lining. Amy and Michael have known each other since high school and opted to have a courtroom wedding during a trip to Nashville in March 2019. The newlyweds went on to have a more traditional wedding ceremony with all of the family in attendance during 1000-lb Sisters season 1. Their many romantic moments made fans wonder why Amy Halterman dissed her husband’s bedroom skills.

In the 1000-lb Sisters season 3 finale, Amy and Michael Halterman discussed their plans for expanding their family. Before making their reality TV debut, Amy and Michael knew that they wanted to have kids. Unfortunately, Amy’s weight in 1000-lb Sisters season 1 made pregnancy a risky pursuit. Although she was motivated to extend her lifespan and salvage her health, Amy’s primary inspiration for qualifying for weight loss surgery was to be able to get pregnant. Fortunately, Amy’s familial aspirations proved to be enough motivation for the reality star as she successfully underwent bariatric surgery by the end of season 1. In 1000-lb Sisters season 3, however, Amy alluded to another obstacle that could prevent her from having kids with Michael – his bedroom skills. In the season 3 finale, Amy took a dig at her husband for taking less than two minutes to conceive their first child.

Amy’s weight loss goals were realized when she got pregnant with her son in 1000-lb Sisters season 2. Since Amy gave birth to her son, Gage, in November 2021, she and Michael have been determined to add more children to their burgeoning family. The only issue is that Amy might not be the biggest fan of her husband’s bedroom skills. By asserting that Gage was conceived in less than two minutes, Amy expressed her desire for Michael to have more stamina during sex. Fortunately, Michael found Amy’s dig hilarious, but Amy might have made a joke based in truth. Amy and Michael appear to be the perfect couple, but the Slaton sister’s critical comment suggests that she isn’t completely satisfied with her and Michael’s sexual relationship. By claiming that he doesn’t last long during sex, Amy Halterman dissed her husband’s bedroom skills.

Amy and Michael might seem like they have it all figured out in 1000-lb Sisters season 3, but if they’re experiencing trouble in their sex lives, Amy and Michael’s relationship is far from perfect. She might have just been joking, but the dig about Michael’s sexual stamina indicates Amy’s discontent with her husband’s performance. Hopefully, the 1000-lb Sisters star’s diss will inspire Michael to last longer than two minutes next time they’re in the bedroom.

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Christopher Davis is a freelance reality TV writer for Screen Rant. Since his graduation from Emerson College with a degree in visual and media arts back in 2019, Christopher has pursued the ever-evolving field of entertainment journalism. In his free time, Christopher loves to write, rewatch old seasons of RHONY, and work on his death drop.

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