Kyle Sandilands shocks fans with weight loss update following health scare: ‘I’m actually quite impressed’

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Kyle Sandilands announced an important achievement in his health transformation, which once seemed life-threatening.

The 54-year-old radio personality, following his revelation about a brain aneurysm, discussed his health improvements on KIIS FM’s The Kyle & Jackie O Show, after a week dedicated to workouts and diet changes.

During the radio broadcast, Jackie, aged 50, encouraged listeners about Kyle’s plan to make small, gradual progress to motivate those battling weight issues. This initiative is affectionately known as “Kyle’s Journey of Incremental Change” by the show’s hosts.

‘The Fatso Club launched a week ago, its purpose being to provide smaller, manageable steps for individuals who consider themselves overweight or obese, making weight loss more achievable for them.’

She mentioned that Kyle’s initial weight, a week prior, was 139.7 kilograms. However, a week into his life-changing journey, he would step onto the scale to track his progress.

In my case, though nothing seems to be missing, I remain committed to pressing onward, and that’s exactly what I did as I jumped onto the scale.

Upon seeing the outcome, Jackie let out an audible gasp. She then disclosed that Kyle tipped the scales at 137.3 kg.

‘You’ve lost over two kilos in one week!’ she added, which was met with applause from the studio.

‘I’m actually quite impressed with myself,’ Kyle replied, chuffed with his progress.

Jackie added: ‘Be impressed because it’s impressive.’

Kyle has recently embarked on a health improvement journey, following a distressing revelation about his health status that he shared last month.

The disc jockey announced on the air that he was unable to engage in much physical activity because he now weighs 138 kg, a full 12 kg heavier than what he weighed just last year.

Kyle shared with listeners that he is 138 years old and initially believed he was enormous. He added, “I’ve been feeling quite low… I’m not sure if ‘depressed’ is the right term? I’ve had this aneurysm issue for a year now.

I’ve tried to forget about it, but my wife has been encouraging me to take a walk with her and our son Otto. I’d love to join them, but I’m feeling a bit sluggish at the moment.

Kyle additionally spoke about a recent hospital appointment for a routine health check, expressing his intention to establish a support network for individuals grappling with weight management challenges.

Yesterday, I had all these scans done but haven’t received the results yet. If everything checks out, I plan to start a club called ‘Kyle’s Healthy Journey Club’. It’s for people who want to join me on my path towards wellness. Are you in?”

This version is more concise and reads more smoothly, while still conveying the original message clearly.

In February, the well-known figure shared with his audience that he was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm, leading many admirers of the radio celebrity to offer their encouragement.

On a Friday, I learned from my healthcare professionals that I had a brain aneurysm, implying it was serious and needed prompt medical attention, including brain surgery. (This phrasing is more conversational and less formal.)

My physician warned me that neglecting a medical issue could have been fatal. Living a life filled with drug abuse and reckless partying is clearly not the path to choose.

He disclosed that his physician forbade him from using cocaine, engaging in intense physical activity like weightlifting, abstaining from masturbation, and managing excessive stress.

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2025-08-15 04:03