'1000-Lb Best Friends' Scott Suffering From Mental Disorder?

1000-Lb Best Friends star Scott Bagwill has faced controversies since his debut in the latest season. Many viewers were upset about how he constantly lied about his diet. He’s also had numerous fights with the group, especially with Tina, who also debuted in Season 3. However, some Redditors think Scott may be suffering from a mental disorder. Keep reading to see what it was.

1000-Lb Best Friends: Scott Bagwill Gets Into A Fight With Tina

The latest episode of 1000-Lb Best Friends featured a scene where the group had lunch with the meatballs they made. However, the girls didn’t like how the meatballs tasted, especially Tina, who said she only took three bites. Scott didn’t appreciate it and called her disrespectful. Things quickly escalated between the two to the point where they had to be separated. Many were shocked by Scott’s tantrums over a meatball. But some viewers think it was a clear indication of his food addiction.

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Scott Suffering From Mental Disorder?

Some Redditors discussed the possibility that Scott Bagwill is suffering from a mental disorder. According to the poster, they suspect that the 1000-Lb Best Friends star may be autistic due to his unusual behavior. One of them is how rudely he talks to his mother and how easily he gets emotional. Others agreed about the possibility of Scott having a mental disorder. But some think it’s more of a manipulative and delusional behavior. Several commenters even suggested that he get help from a therapist to deal with his emotions.

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“No. I think that he is a s*xist, manipulative, whiny diaper baby. I know a lot of people who have autism and none of them act like that.”
“Stunted? How so? Your examples don’t reflect ASD behaviors. I don’t get that vibe at all.”
“No, it’s just typical behavior of someone who hasn’t learned how to regulate/deal with their emotions. I’m sure he’s learning about this in therapy.”
“I definitely do not think Scott has autism. I do think he’s deep in an addiction and is behaving basically like an addict.”

1000-Lb Best Friends: Scott Bagwill Turned His Life Around?

Despite all the criticisms, Scott Bagwill surprised many fans after appearing in a new livestream with Tina. The two of them were able to make it up after their heated argument. But what caught the attention of many was Scott’s slimmer face. According to some, it appears that the 1000-Lb Best Friends star has lost so much weight behind cameras, making him almost unrecognizable.