A female "Biggest Loser" contestant didn't just drop a couple of pounds after she left the show -- she also dropped her husband ... and picked up a brand new GIRLFRIEND! 
TMZ has learned Rasha Spindel -- who appeared on the NBC reality show back in 2006 with her then-fiance Edwin Chapman -- recently divorced the guy after three years of marriage ... and is now engaged to a woman.
We spoke to Rasha, who told us, “After 30 years, I finally realized I was gay. I have never been this happy as I am now as I am about to marry my best friend and soul mate who just happens to be the sexiest drag-king on the planet.”
Rasha added, "I wish Edwin the best of luck and I hope he finds happiness."
Spindel's new special somebody is Vanna Pecoraro -- they're set to tie the knot at a private ceremony on August 28.
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The husband is way too hot for her anyway. He should have a thin fit attractive chick on his side.
Quincing snuff, you are correct. She lost her mind because she thinks she is"hot" after she lost wieght. We probably won't read about her skank ass in the next year or so when they break up and she will be on to the next muff diver.
How is she a skank? She's finally being true to herself. Thankfully she came to her senses before having kids. Now both she and her ex can move on and find someone who's right for them.
Congratulations!!
who cares take your 60% off vasaline and get back in the closet.
Once again... THANK YOU TILA TEQUILA.
My how the human condition has improved. Loose weight, dump hubby, marry a woman.
Mindless, hormonally challenged female.
From what I can tell, she has a man standing next to her in both pictures...
I am SOOOOOO sick and tired of these white women getting on t.v. and web sites telling us that they are lesbian. you can't find a white woman who isn't either lesbian, or, as a minimum, bi-sexual. I just wish they'd all get together and tell us just once that they are and get it over with. Just hold a press conference with all 1.5 billion of them. They think that there is safety in numbers. That God is going to see so many men and women who are gay and lesbian and say to himself, "hey, maybe I was wrong. Maybe there is nothing wrong with being with same sex. There is so many of them that it seems I've lost." Well....if they think that's going to happen they are living in a fantasy world. As the Bible says, as it was in the beginning will be in the end.
