‘My 600-lb Life’ Dr. Now Shares New Show Amid Final Season Rumors

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My 600-lb Life star Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, mostly known as Dr. Now, has been making a lot of fans worry. The 79-year-old is one of the most respected bariatric surgeons today. His show with TLC has also reached 12 seasons, and its popularity is only getting bigger. However, Dr. Now surprised his followers after revealing a new show amid speculation that Season 12 may be the last of My 600-lb Life. Keep reading to see his shocking post.

My 600-lb Life: Season 12 May Be The Last Of Dr. Now

Some Redditors previously discussed the possibility that Season 12 may be the last of My 600-lb Life. According to some, it’s noticeable how Dr. Now’s age is starting to take a toll on him. Others agreed and said Dr. Now deserves to enjoy his life. The speculations come from a Facebook post claiming that the popular show will close its curtains after Season 12. But regardless of the rumors, many believe that it’s only a matter of time before Dr. Now hangs up his scalpel.

Dr. Now From My 600-lb Life, Sourced From @younannowzaradan Instagram
Dr. Now From My 600-lb Life, Sourced From @younannowzaradan Instagram
  • “I read in a Facebook group that this is the last season, is this true? I know Dr. Now is getting older, so he’d. have to retire at some point.”
  • “He is really old now, he deserves to rest now and enjoy the rest of his life.”
  • “If he’s retiring, I hope they can just bring in a new doctor to take the reins of the business and the show. Years ago, he did have another doctor on for an episode or two. I thought at that point he was going to prepare the other doctor to take over.”

Dr. Now Shares New Show Amid Final Season Rumors

In an Instagram post, Dr. Now shared a clip from an upcoming show titled, Quarter Ton Teen. According to the My 600-lb Life star, it’s about the weight loss journeys of different teenagers. He also added that it’s an important series as it addresses the growing epidemic of childhood obesity. Unfortunately, Dr. Now stated that he won’t be a part of the new show. “I’m not in it, but a lot of great doctors are,” he said. He also received comments from fans saying that they would only watch such a show if he was part of it.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C5wzCZht9lv/

  • “Sorry I only watch things with you in it. lol.”
  • Finally something to watch on a Monday night , hopefully it’s as good as 600 lb life.”
  • Yea if u ain’t in it, then I’m not watching it …period!”
  • Show without Dr. Now? No.”

Dr. Now’s endorsement also comes amid the speculations that he’s retiring soon. Some people also think that TLC may end the series once the bariatric surgeon retires.

My 600-lb Life: Dr. Now Shows Appreciation For The Fans

Dr. Now likes to interact with his fans online. Most of the time, he thanks people for watching his show and even shares advice about losing weight. But the My 600-lb Life star took his appreciation to the next level by coming up with a meet-and-greet event at his office. It was a huge success, and Dr. Now even shared a clip of the long line outside of his office. He gave his guests memorabilia and signed autographs for them. However, some fans think it was also Dr. Now’s way to bid farewell before retiring.

Dr. Now From My 600-lb Life, Sourced From @younannowzaradan Instagram
Dr. Now From My 600-lb Life, Sourced From @younannowzaradan Instagram

The first episode of Quarter Ton Teen will air on April 22, 2024, on A&E. If you are looking for more My 600-lb Life news, come back to TV Shows Ace for all your updates.

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