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Darlene Rednour’s Date of Birth
Darlene Rednour, who was born on December 25, 1960, will be 60 years old in 2021.
Her zodiac sign is Capricorn, which corresponds to her birthday.
What country is she from?
Darlene Rednour is a native of Shawneetown, Illinois. However, as of 2021, she was residing in Morganfield, Kentucky.
Tammy and Amy were both born and raised in Kentucky. Darlene must have moved to Kentucky before the 1990s.
Darlene Rednour’s height and weight
Darlene Rednour, the mother of the 1000-pound Sisters stars, stands at less than 5 feet and 7 inches (170 cm) tall and weighs more than 80 kg (176 lbs).
Given her weight and that of her daughters (who once weighed a combined 1000 lbs), it’s safe to say that the weight problem ran in the family. Chris Combs, her son, was also struggling with obesity.
Is Darlene Rednour on Instagram and Facebook?
Darlene Rednour was on Facebook as @daralene.slaton. Her profile photo showed her holding a chihuahua, and her cover photo was a photo from her wedding.
Unfortunately, we were unable to locate her Instagram account.
Her occupation and education
Darlene Rednour’s job description was not disclosed. In terms of education, she may have gone to a high school in her hometown of Shawneetown, Illinois.
Is She Seen on 1000-Lb Sisters?
Darlene Rednour made a brief appearance alongside her late husband Robert on the first season of 1000-Lb Sisters in 2020.
Darlene’s appearance on the show was as unsupportive as they come, stamping her disapproval on Amy and Tammy’s choices. Amy was preparing to renew her vows with her husband Michael Halterman at the time. Darlene, on the other hand, declined her mother’s invitation to go dress shopping with her.
Darlene reportedly did not attend Amy and Michael’s original wedding.
Later, hoping to make amends with her mother, Amy asked Darlene to walk her down the aisle during the vow renewal ceremony. Darlene, however, declined once more. Darlene and Robert did not attend the event.
Darlene Rednour’s husband’s name is Darlene Rednour. Darlene Rednour has been married several times. Her first husband died when she was very young.
On February 24, 2013, she married Robert Franklin “Frank” Rednour at Grove Center Faith Chapel Church. He spent over 5 years as a volunteer dispatcher, rescuer, and full-time firefighter. He also worked as a bus driver for ten years before retiring from the Union County Road Department after 13 years of service. Regrettably, Robert died on January 6, 2021, at the age of 62.
Robert was previously married, and he has two children, Crystal Collins and Wayne Rednour.
Darlene Rednour’s Children
Darlene Rednour is a seven-child mother.
Amy Halterman, Tammy Slaton, Amanda Halterman, Mistry Wentworth, and Chris Combs are her biological children, and Crystal Collins and Wayne Rednour are her stepchildren.
There was also another name “Steven Slaton” who Chris identified as his brother on Facebook. So, if he was born to Darlene, her child count would increase to eight.
Short info about her kids
- Her children, Amy and Tammy, require no introduction. They are the main characters in 1000-Lb Sisters.
- Chris appeared on the show as well, ready to assist his sisters. He worked at McDonald’s when he wasn’t assisting Amy and Tammy.
- Amanda, a Mid-Continent University business student, worked as a bus driver for Union County Public Schools in Kentucky. She is also a former CSIO for Earle C. Clements and a former Hometown Liquors clerk.
- Misty attended Gallatin County Unit 7 and was a resident of Shawneetown, Illinois.
- Crystal, the stepdaughter, attended Union County High School and worked in house cleaning. Wayne and his two children lived a happy life in Uniontown, Kentucky.
