• 'Extreme Weight Loss' star Brandi Mallory has died
  • She was a makeup artist and fitness inspiration
  • Mallory was 40

The entertainment world is reeling from the sudden loss of Brandi Mallory (40), the vivacious makeup artist and former contestant on ABC's 'Extreme Weight Loss'. Her untimely demise on November 9th in Stone Mountain, Georgia, has left fans and followers in a state of shock and heartache. The Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed her passing, and a funeral is set for November 20th, leaving many to wonder about the cause of her death, which remains undisclosed.

Brandi's inspiring journey to fitness and beyond

Brandi's journey to fame began with her audition for 'The Biggest Loser,' and although she didn't make the cut, fate had bigger plans for her. She was recommended for 'Extreme Weight Loss', tipping the scales at 329 pounds. Under the expert guidance of trainer Chris Powell, Mallory not only shed weight but also took on a Half Ironman challenge, proving her mettle in swimming, biking, and running.

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Her battle with the bulge wasn't just a personal victory; it was a public affair. Brandi was an active social media influencer, regularly sharing her fitness updates with her Instagram followers. In a heart-to-heart 2018 YouTube interview with Atlanta journalist Kirby Carroll, she opened up about dancing her way to fitness and the tragic loss of a friend that fueled her health transformation.

Unforgettable impact on 'Extreme Weight Loss' community

Brandi's impact was undeniable. In a touching Instagram tribute, fellow 'Extreme Weight Loss' alum Kim Williams Maxile hailed her as an inspiration, a sister in the unique journey they shared on and off the show. Her zest for life and passion for body positivity resonated with many, leaving a legacy that will not be forgotten.

As we say goodbye to a shining star, Brandi Mallory's memory will dance on in the hearts of those she inspired. Her dedication to a healthier lifestyle and her infectious spirit will continue to motivate others to embrace their own journeys with courage and joy.