Amy Slaton had fans in fits of laughter as she opened up about her sex life, saying she prefers Kama Sutra to yoga.
The 35-year-old star of 1000-lb Sisters sat down at the dinner table with her sister Amanda Halterman as they discussed their exercise preferences, before the conversation took a racy turn.
Amy asked Amanda if she had "ever done yoga", with her older sister instead joking: "I've ate yoghurt."
The siblings giggled, before Amanda added: "That's about it on the yoga. Well, I got some other things I could say about that but we're gonna leave it right there where it lays."
Amy then cheekily exclaimed: "I don't do yoga, I do Kama Sutra," with the pair bursting into fits of giggles.
Amanda said: "I get my poses in, okay!"
The exchange was shared on the TLC Instagram account, with fans flocking to the comments to share there thoughts on the raunchy conversation.
"They are so funny and down to earth I really like this family," one person wrote. Another said: "Amanda is hilarious! I’m glad she is in the show now!!!"
A third fan gushed: "Omg I love you guys," while someone else added: "The whole family cracks me up."
During her time on 1000-lb Sisters, Amy has been giving fans an insight into her second pregnancy.
The reality star was left devastated when she found out the sex of her unborn child, before admitting she wants to "get my tubes tied".
Amy announced she was pregnant with her second child with husband Michael Halterman in January last year.
She discovered her pregnancy after being constipated for three weeks and the couple then welcomed their son Glenn in July.
However, before Glenn's birth, Amy was visibly disappointed when Dr Cindy Basinski revealed she was pregnant with another boy.
"I'm this much disappointed," Amy said while making a huge gesture with her hands.
She added: "At the end of the day, they are healthy and that's all that matters."
"I'm getting older and I'm already high risk, so after this baby I'm getting my tubes tied," Amy admitted.
Elsewhere in the episode, Amy's doctor warned her that her pregnancy was high risk as a result of her weight.
"Women who are not their ideal weight are at higher risk for blood pressure, so that’s why it’s also very important to monitor what you're putting in your body and really limiting those carbs," Dr Basinski said.
She added: "If you want to be here for Gage and your baby, you will have to take care of yourself."
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