Coronation Street fans will be in disbelief over Kate Spencer's huge weight loss.
She's landed the soap star role as Grace Vickers who is Michael Bailey's ex on the cobbles.
Before bagging the role, the actress shed four stone in a major fitness kick to overhaul her image.
The soap star honed her figure by taking up a combination of running, boxing and yoga.
As well as exercise, Kate also worked on her diet to eat "better" in a bid to lose weight.
"I actually lost four stone about five years ago, partly through training and also eating better," she told Inside Soap Magazine.
Last year, Kate achieved five half-marathons.
Her boyfriend Paul Walker has been on hand to help out as he's a professional boxer.
In lockdown, the couple have been working out together.
She added: "I love running, and I did five half-marathons in 2020 – I ran one this morning too! I have the Hamilton soundtrack and Jason Derulo on my running playlist.
"I've been doing some boxing with my boyfriend during lockdown as well, but I'm not a good student, and he's a pro. I always think I know better!"
Kate recently celebrated moving in with her boyfriend Paul.
The lovebirds moved in together in Nottingham around this time last year.
The UK went into the first full-scale national lockdown in late March amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In her own words, Kate has previously opened up about her weight loss.
Accompanied with a comparison snap, the soap star explained she was still the "same girl" but she had progressed hitting her personal bests.
She wrote: "Same girl. Same smile. Same jeans. Very different priorities. 5 years ago today I decided to make a change.
"It hasn’t been all sunshine and lollipops, but nothing feels as good as working hard and achieving feels.
"These last couple of weeks in isolation, I’ve hardly been particularly ‘creative’ (I mean that’s entirely subjective anyway...) but I’ve progressed, made PB’s and hit targets in other aspects of my life that 5 years-ago-me would never have thought possible, so for that, I’m feeling not too shabby."
