My Big Fat Fabulous Life Season 2 is the second installment in this American reality series that originally premiered in 2015. This time out, Whitney tries to get back to her former activities, including riding a bike but has to check with a doctor in order to do so. She also gives up the comfort of her favorite foods, unbeknownst to the severe difficulty of the task.
Here’s how you can watch and stream My Big Fat Fabulous Life Season 2 via streaming services such as HBO Max.
Is My Big Fat Fabulous Life Season 2 available to watch via streaming?
Yes, My Big Fat Fabulous Life Season 2 is available to watch via streaming on HBO Max.
The second season opens with Whitney getting diagnosed as pre-diabetic and visiting the doctor to check if her adjustments have had any effect on her health. She also attempts to ride a bike for the first time in a long time in a bid to make her life whole again. Whitney decides to ditch her comfort foods but has a tough time doing so as everyone around her continues to lead a normal life. Her dance class begins preparations for a performance at the Greensboro Grasshoppers’ seventh-inning stretch, but unexpected rain derails her initial plans.
The reality series focuses on the real but problematic life of Whitney Way Thore as she struggles to battle her disease. The series also features Whitney’s loved ones, including her caring mother, Barbara Thore, her father, Glenn Thore, younger brother, Hunter Thore, best friend Buddy Bell, coworker Ashley Baynes, and neighbor Todd Beasley, among others.
Watch My Big Fat Fabulous Life Season 2 streaming via HBO Max
My Big Fat Fabulous Life Season 2 is available to watch on HBO Max. The Warner Bros Discovery streaming service packs a wide range of movies, TV shows, and original programming. Alongside content from titles like DC Comics, Harry Potter, and more, Max is also home to shows from Magnolia Network.
My Big Fat Fabulous Life synopsis is as follows:
“A series following a North Carolina woman who was diagnosed with an endocrine system disorder called polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) that caused her to gain hundreds of pounds.”
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