1000-Lb. Sisters Clip: Tammy's Home Gets Ransacked by Intruder
"That was her whole house. Imagine somebody coming in and taking everything you had that meant anything to you," she noted. "What the hell is she coming home to? There's nothing there. I don't even know if I want her to go home there anymore."to tell her about what happened, to which Amy responds, "What the f--k? So what do we do?"
Amanda and Misty tell Amy they will file a police report—while they figure out how they'll break the news to Tammy."I'm nervous about telling Tammy, ‘Girl, all your stuff's gone and your house has been robbed,'" Amanda says. "It's definitely devastating for Tammy because she loves her home. She loves having her own place to call her own. At this point, she doesn't have anything that's hers. Just the clothes that she took with her.
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