Secret Eaters - Season 3
Season 3
Anna Richardson returns for a new series of the show about eating and being caught eating on camera.
Episodes
Faye and Laura
Workmates and lifelong friends Faye and Laura are baffled by their weight gain. They've been working overtime in the gym with little success, and agree to be put under 24-hour-camera surveillance.
Helena and Murray
Helena and Murray have been happily married for 22 years, but their weight gain is giving them a lot more to have and hold onto than they would choose ideally.
Kelli and Tracey
Kelli and Tracey are brides to be who are baffled by how they've managed to put on four stone between them since they met, so the girls have cameras rigged inside their home to monitor what they eat.
Sharon and Tracy
Birmingham sisters Sharon and Tracy are piling on the pounds and want the surveillance cameras to help them stop. And if we take our time to consume our food are we less likely to overeat?
Lorraine and Cori
Mother and daughter Lorraine and Cori are a desperate dieting duo from south London, whose hefty weight gain is a total mystery to them.
Glyn, Louise and Sue
Factory night-shift manager Glyn has battled with his weight for over 10 years. His wife Louise is a chef and believes she and Glyn eat healthily.
Michael and Katie
Michael, who's 24, and 22-year-old Katie started dating as teenagers but not only have they grown up together - they've also grown outwards, putting on over eight stone between them in four years.
Allan and Emma
Allan and Emma have been together for four years. Their widening waistlines are a mystery they're determined to solve. Can the surveillance cameras help?
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