Amy Slaton smiles with wedding rings while Brian Lovvorn supports her in light blurred cityscape.

Amy Slaton Marries Brian Lovvorn After Concert Romance

At a Glance

  • Amy Slaton and sports journalist Brian Lovvorn tied the knot on Oct. 31, 2025.
  • The couple met at a 2024 concert and were arrested together in September 2024 for drug possession.
  • They were featured together on season 7 of 1000-lb. Sisters.
  • Why it matters: The story combines reality-TV fame, legal drama, and a high-profile marriage that captivates fans.

Amy Slaton, the 1000-lb. Sisters star, found love again with sports journalist Brian Lovvorn. They met at a 2024 rock concert, became engaged in late 2024, and married on Halloween 2025. Their relationship has been punctuated by public appearances, a legal case, and a blended family.

Background: Amy Slaton and New Marriage

Amy Slaton first appeared on 1000-lb. Sisters after her divorce from Michael Halterman in March 2023. She shares two sons, Gage and Glenn, with Halterman. In 2024, she met Brian Lovvorn, a sports journalist, and the pair dated for five months before Lovvorn proposed in a haunted house. They celebrated their wedding at Talbott Tavern, an inn reputed to be haunted, on Oct. 31, 2025.

Meeting and Romance

  • 2024: Slaton and Lovvorn meet at a rock concert, where they talk, sing, and later grab street tacos.
  • June 2024: They become an official couple.
  • Late 2024: Lovvorn proposes inside a haunted house; Slaton accepts.
  • Oct. 31, 2025: Wedding at Talbott Tavern; first dance and a geode-style wedding cake.
  • Post-wedding: Slaton says, “Getting married means that I’m no longer lonely because I’ve discovered my soulmate, Brian, is my happy place!”

Professional Life of Brian Lovvorn

Lovvorn was born Dec. 26, 1973, to Sandra and Odis. He grew up in Madisonville, Ky., with his brother Eric. From 1999 to 2006, he worked for The Messenger as an obituary desk writer and later as sports editor. He returned to the paper in December 2023. He states, “I want to make the paper as local as I can…I’ve said I hope sports writing is like riding a bike, because 17 years is a long time to be away from it.”

Key Points

  • Sports journalist with a local focus.
  • Active lifestyle; enjoys outdoor sports with Slaton’s boys.
  • Returned to The Messenger in 2023.

Legal Troubles

In September 2024, Slaton and Lovvorn were arrested at Tennessee Safari Park after a guest was bitten by a camel. They were charged with:

Amy Slaton singing into microphone with Brian Lovvorn beside her under neon lights and holding tacos at a rock concert
Charge Outcome
Illegal possession of Schedule I drug Pleaded guilty to simple possession of marijuana
Illegal possession of Schedule IV drug Pleaded guilty to simple possession of mushrooms
Two counts of child endangerment Charges dismissed

They paid a $1,000 fine, completed drug and alcohol assessment and a state-certified parenting class, received two years of probation, and were banned from Tennessee Safari Park.

Family Dynamics

  • Slaton’s sons, Gage and Glenn, were with her during the arrest.
  • Lovvorn has a daughter and son from a previous marriage and became stepfather to Slaton’s boys.
  • Slaton says, “[My sons] just took to him naturally, he just fit perfectly in our family.”

Public Appearances on 1000-lb. Sisters

Lovvorn first appeared on the show during the season 7 premiere in April 2025, documenting their relationship from the early days to their wedding plans. He expressed excitement about showing viewers his bride and the wedding venue. Season 8 will continue to follow the couple’s life together.

Key Takeaways

  • Amy Slaton and Brian Lovvorn’s romance began in a concert and culminated in a Halloween wedding.
  • Their relationship has been publicly documented on 1000-lb. Sisters.
  • A 2024 arrest led to a plea deal involving a $1,000 fine and probation.
  • Both are now a blended family, with Lovvorn stepping into the role of stepfather.

The couple’s journey showcases how reality-TV personalities navigate love, legal challenges, and family life in the public eye.

Author

  • My name is Marcus L. Bennett, and I cover crime, law enforcement, and public safety in Los Angeles.

    Marcus L. Bennett is a Senior Correspondent for News of Los Angeles, covering housing, real estate, and urban development across LA County. A former city housing inspector, he’s known for investigative reporting that exposes how development policies and market forces impact everyday families.

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