Child Star Trevor Larcom Shows Off 130-Lb. Weight Loss
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NEED TO KNOW
- Trevor Larcom revealed that he lost 130 lbs. in over a year, sharing photos of his transformation on social media
- The 21-year-old actor said he was 300 lbs. at his heaviest and wanted to “make a big change” in his life
- He’s now dedicating his platform to helping people on their own weight loss journeys by sharing tips and strategies
Child star Trevor Larcom has shocked fans with his weight-loss transformation.
The 21-year-old actor — known for shows like Fresh Off the Boat and Fuller House — posted several photos on social media documenting his journey losing 130 lbs. On Monday, Sept. 1, he posted a compilation video on TikTok with clips of him training in the gym with the caption, “Making little Trevor proud ❤️”
In the comments, fans praised his accomplishments.
“This is very impressive, keep it up 👍” one follower wrote, while another person added, “So happy for you! Good work. 🙌🔥🔥🔥”
One user commented, “This is the kind of transformation we like to see 💪🏾”
Erin Simkin via Getty; Trevor Larcom/Instagram
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Since losing the weight Larcom has been dedicating his platform to helping others on their own journeys.
In June, the actor posted a detailed video on Instagram sharing how he achieved his weight loss in just a year. He admitted that when he first started his journey, he lost 50 lbs. but regained the weight before having more discipline with his lifestyle changes.
“I always struggled with food. I overate. I always ate the wrong things. I loved sugary sodas, things like that. Everything that’s not good for your body that would make someone overweight,” he said. “I turned 18 and saw 300 lbs. on the scale and I wanted to make a big change. A change that was substantial, a change that would last me the rest of my life.”
Larcom said he turned to one of his friends for advice, and they recommended he start eating in a calorie deficit. He began tracking everything he ate and checking the macronutrients of his food.
“I lost the weight in a little bit over one year. By the time I was 19 I was at 170 lbs. But nowadays what my life looks like is, I go to the gym six times a week and I track every single thing that I eat — still to this day,” he shared. “That’s the biggest key for me. That’s the biggest thing that helped me lose the weight.”
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