The stars of 1000-lb Sisters have been spotted filming the show’s fourth season after it was halted due to a family fight, according to reports.

The crew are said to have taken time off filming after a fight started between siblings Tammy Slaton, Amy Slaton, Amanda Halterman and Chris Combs while they were on holiday in Florida. The family were reportedly treated to the holiday by producers following Tammy’s 400lb (28.6 stone) weight loss

A source claimed the argument between the siblings turned physical and alleged the family “really got into it”. However, it seems they’ve now had enough time to cool down, with cameras spotted at the funeral of Tammy’s late husband, Caleb Willingham.

In new pictures, the TLC filming crew was present as Tammy paid tribute to Caleb. He sadly died last month at the age of 40.

In the pictures, which were obtained by The Sun, Tammy was joined by her family and friends at the intimate gathering to celebrate the life of her estranged husband. The reality star was seen wearing a short black dress.

As Tammy wiped away her tears with a tissue, she held a bouquet of bright, colourful flowers. The funeral was planned by Tammy to honour Caleb and took place during sunset hours, just a few minutes away from Tammy’s home in Kentucky.

Tammy’s sister Amy sat next to her and supported her throughout the ceremony. Tammy is said to have taken Caleb’s death hard as she knows it “could have been her”.

They had been best friends throughout their weight loss journey, after meeting at a food rehabilitation centre. An insider told the publication: “Tammy went through the same experience that Caleb did and wanted him to get better, but he just didn’t have a drive [to lose weight].”

They added: “It’s hard on her because she has experienced it and is of the mindset of, ‘This could have been me.”