Fan favorite leaders return to Operation Transform and tell how it ‘changed their lives’

The leaders of the FINAL Transformation Campaign appeared on tonight’s episode and opened up about how the show has changed their lives.

Andrew Burke Hannon had some words of encouragement for anyone watching the Old Testament show at home.

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Leaders make history when he became the first person in 14 years of the program to be told that he no longer needed to lose weight.

“It’s the second week in the plan and you should be proud to have started,” he said.

“I was in your position at this time last year and following the plan changed my life.

“There will be ups and downs, but the results will speak for themselves.”

His husband Jay added that they have had a “wonderful journey” since the start of the plan.

He said: “For me and Andrew, Operation Transform has definitely changed our lives and I will literally sing that from the rooftops.

“And anyone who knows me knows how passionate I am about this show and what it has done for us.

“It has changed the way we view exercise in terms of food and each other. It’s been an amazing journey we’ve been on.”

HAPPY MOTHER

Dublin mum Sharon Gaffney has also made a comeback and says she’s no longer the “sad mom” that fans met early last year.

She said: “If people remember I switched operations in 2021, they’ll remember when Kathryn said to me, ‘We don’t want you to be a sad mom’.

“And I’ll be completely honest that I’m not a sad mom anymore.

“I’m really a happy mom and I’m full of energy and I’m a happy person with myself and I just enjoy things more.”

‘PHENOMENAL’

Sharon started her weight loss journey with an initial weight of 2.5lbs day 15 but revealed final weight of 13st 9lbs.

Sharon completely wowed fans in the finale as she walked down the catwalk in a shimmering silver dress.

Joined by her three children; Max, Leo and Paige, with her parents Frank and Colette, she stunned fans with her looks and demeanor.

Speaking to host Kathryn Thomas on tonight’s final episode, Sharon said: “I don’t think we realize, as a family, how much we’re going to go through together.

“Support is just a phenomenon, [they’ve been] like my right arm, I wouldn’t be able to do anything without them! Because they also gave me a little push. “

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