EastEnders star Lorraine Stanley looks incredible as she shows off five stone weight loss in glam gown
The EastEnders favourite, who has lost five stone after having
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Lorraine loked stunning as she posed on the carpet
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The star has lost five stone after getting a gastric sleeve
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The star is best known as Karen Taylor on EastEnders
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Joining celebrity pals at the Royal Garden Hotel in London, Lorraine glammed up for the Paul Strank Summer Party, an annual charity gala supporting underprivileged children.
Wearing a stunning silver dress, Lorraine swept back her blonde hair and couldn't stop smiling as she posed in a silver and white gown.
Completing the look with silver shoes and a simple pair of dangly earrings, Lorraine was clearly ready for a night of fun.
Lorraine revealed in May that she had
down to popular jabs like
Ozempic
, which have become a common way to shed weight quickly.
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A gastric sleeve is a weight loss procedure that removes a significant portion of the stomach, creating a smaller, sleeve-shaped pouch.
In March, she revealed that
She has since been showing off her slender figure at events, as well as TikTok videos with her 10-year-old daughter.
Lorraine has also said she is getting back in the saddle when it comes to auditions after leaving EastEnders after seven years.
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The actress admitted to her followers that she was being "highly critical" as she "struggled" with having to try out for new jobs after a long time of working on one project.
She said: "I'll get there, it's a struggle watching yourself back & not being highly critical on yourself... just let it go & send it."
EastEnders' Lorraine Stanley looks slimmer than ever after dramatic five stone weight loss
The star shared a photo of a makeshift 'audition room' in her loft where she had been preparing to record self-taped audition videos for brand new roles.
She also credited Zack Morris – who played her onscreen son Keegan on EastEnders – for helping her get to grips with making her own videos to grab the attention of casting directors.
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Karen arrived on the red carpet in the name of a good cause
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Karen left the Square in December 2023 for a new life in Spain
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Since leaving the show Lorraine has allowed fans to follow her image overhaul journey
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Lorraine has been open with fans about how and why she lost weight
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