"Biggest Loser" Winner Ali Vincent Reveals Weight Gain: "I Feel Like Failure"

Ali Vincent was the first woman to win "The Biggest Loser" back in 2008, after dropping 112 lbs. on Season 5 (above).

But in a very candid Facebook post on Tuesday, the weight loss guru revealed she's put a lot of that weight back on in the years since -- and is ready to do something about it.

"April 15th was my 8 year anniversary of winning 'The Biggest Loser.' In the past 8 years I have had my ups and my downs. I have had successes and I have had major losses. I have gone from feeling alone to having thousands of people reach out with support," she writes.

"On April 16th I did one of the hardest things in my life I joined Weight Watchers and weighed in close to the weight I started at on 'The Biggest Loser,'" she shares. "I swore I would never be there again, be here again. I couldn't imagine a day again that I would weigh over 200 pounds. I feel ashamed. I feel embarrassed. I feel overwhelmed. I feel like failure.

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