Win some, lose some.

Rebecca Meyer, the latest competitive dieter to be eliminated from The Biggest Loser, revealed tonight on The Jay Leno Show that, though she didn't win, the grueling experience was more than worth it.

And not just because she lost more than 100 pounds.

"Daniel was my best friend, is my best friend, and after leaving the show we talked for, like, five, six-hour conversations and then...he told me he had feelings," Meyer said of fellow castmate Daniel Wright, a refugee of season seven who returned for season nine to "finish what he started" and then got the boot a week ago.

And even though he still isn't the Biggest Loser, he at least won Rebecca's heart. (And no wonder she cried so hard after last week's elimination...)

"Daniel and I have gone through the same thing," she told Leno. "I mean, he's gone through an even more intense version of it, and I fell in love with my best friend."

How perfect for two people who definitely deserved a sweet treat.

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Rebecca didn't go the distance on The Biggest Loser, but such is the reality-TV way. Find out whose run on Dancing With the Stars ended tonight, as well, right here.

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Amy and Marty Wolff aren't the only Big Losers to shed pounds and gain love.

The second cycle of The Biggest Loser: Couples, which aired earlier this year, is celebrating a success story in more ways than one.

The Red Team, also known as Nicole Brewer and Damien Gurganious, tied the knot Sunday, Aug. 16, at the Renaissance of Astoria in Queens, New York, E! News confirms.

By the time of their nuptials, the pair had lost a combined total of more than 200 pounds since the beginning of their weighty run on the NBC reality show, per Us Weekly. Fellow Losers Carla Triplett, Jerry and Estella Hayes and Adam and Stacey Capers watched as the trim, 38-year-old stylist walked down the aisle in a sweetheart strapless gown by Amsale. She was decked in diamonds and carried an all-white bouquet. The groom looked dapper in a black tuxedo with a white vest and tie and a white calla lily boutonniere.

The pair plan to honeymoon in Cape Cod.

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Amy and Marty Wolff may have lost on The Biggest Loser, but their gains have been exponentially greater.

The couple, who met on the weight loss competition's third cycle in 2007 and were married in March 2008, welcomed their first child Saturday morning, according to People.

Son Blaine Patrick Wolff arrived at Alegent Lakeside Hospital in Omaha, Neb. He weighed in at a sizable 10 pounds, 14 ounces, and was 22.5 inches long.

"We are all doing great," the new mom told the magazine, "and are enjoying getting to know each other."

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The Biggest Loser isn't pulling a Barry Bonds.

Following an internal probe, producers have cleared show trainer Jillian Michaels of doping allegations leveled by a contestant on NBC's weight-loss reality TV hit.

In an interview with TV Guide, Michaels says a feud with season eight contestant Filipe Fa culminated in him accusing her of pumping her charges full of performance-enhancing drugs to help them slim down faster.

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Helen Phillips might as well have dropped all 140 of her shed pounds on American Idol.

Tuesday's Phillips-topping Biggest Loser finale scored the franchise's best numbers among weight-watching 18-49-year-olds in two-and-a-half years, NBC said, and seemingly put the squeeze on Idol.

The three-hour The Biggest Loser averaged 11.8 million viewers, per preliminary Nielsen estimates, and capped off its its most-watched season in four years.

Idol, meanwhile, offered up one of its strongest-ever Top Three performance nights—except in Nielsen department. Airing opposite the beefed-up Loser in the 8 p.m. hour, the Adam-Danny-Kris show was down about 1.5 million viewers from last Tuesday (night-best 21.8 million versus 23.4 million).

Elsewhere last night:

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