Rachel Frederickon, A 24-Year-Old Voice-Over Artist From LA, Loses 155 lbs. To Become "The Biggest Loser" & Win $250,000 In Live NBC Finale

Rachel started the show weighing 260 pounds and lost 155 pounds.  She weighed in at finale at 105 pounds and lost 59.62% of her body weight.

The runner up among the three finalists was David Brown, from Edmond, Oklahoma, a 43-year-old project manager for a construction company and social commerce leader for a phone company.  David started the show at 409 pounds, and lost 222 pounds and 54.28% of his body weight.  He weighed in at finale at 187 pounds. Coming in third place was Bobby Saleem, a 29-year-old attorney from Chicago, Illinois. He started the show at 358 lbs. and ended at 170 lbs., losing 188 lbs. and 52.51% of his body weight.

The winner of the $100,000 “at home” prize among eliminated contestants was Tumi Oguntala, a 41-year-old brand strategist from Clifton Park, NY. She started the show at 319 lbs. and ended at 144 lbs., losing 175 pounds and 54.86% of her body weight. 

NBC’s season 15 finale also featured a special performance by contestant Ruben Studdard of his new single, “Meant to Be.” Last season’s kid ambassadors – Biingo, Lindsay and Sunny -- also made appearances at the live show along with a few fan favorite contestants from past seasons of the series.

“The Biggest Loser" is a production of Shine America and 25/7 Productions. Ben Silverman, Dave Broome, Eden Gaha, Lisa Hennessy, JD Roth and Todd A. Nelson are the executive producers.  David Friedman was also an executive producer for the live finale.