Kerry Katona’s 16-year-old daughter Lilly-Sue has revealed she has been using a brand of diet shakes.
Lilly-Sue has spoken out about using Herbalife’s weight loss shakes and teas.
Kerry’s daughter said she tried the products before going back to college this September.
The teen, whose father is Kerry’s ex-husband Brian McFadden, posted a message on her Instagram to praise the products.
Her post read: “So I’ve been on the shakes, raided @fitwithfrankie cupboard, started just doing shakes and whizzy teas for breakfast and felt more energy so started walking everywhere, being more active in general and I can’t believe the difference!!!!!!
“Herbal life helped me through my exams with the long mornings and cramming in last minute late night revision!”
She added: “Thanks to my mum and Frankie encouraging me to have a healthier breakfast rather than my usual cereal toast or cup of tea with sugar!
“This will be perfect going back to college too in September, if you want more Info dm me, my mum or Frankie xx.”
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The nutrition brand sells supplements and meal-replacement products made from dairy and soy proteins, as well as multivitamins and minerals tablets.
According to The Sun, there have been several academic papers focused on the possibility of a link between Herbalife and drug-induced liver injuries, however no definitive relationship has been established.
Kerry has also praised Herbalife supplements. She has previously posted about her weight loss after using the products.
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Herbalife previously said in a statement: “All our independent Herbalife Nutrition Members are independent business people and not employees of Herbalife Nutrition or paid ambassadors.
“They are compensated only when products are sold and never for the introduction or recruitment of new Members; as such they do not receive any salary or sponsorship fees.”
The statement continued: “Every day millions of consumers safely use our products around the world and no known hepatotoxins have ever been found in our products.”
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