VIDEO: Patrick House Wins The Biggest Loser
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Dec. 15 2010, Published 7:47 a.m. ET
Patrick House was crowned the winner of The Biggest Loser Tuesday, as the former 400-pound man dropped 181 pounds -- more than 45 percent of his body weight -- to claim victory on the tenth season of NBC's weight loss competition.
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House, a 28-year-old Mississippi native, edged out contestants Alfredo "Frado" Dinten (second) and Ada Wong (third) for the title.
House, an ex-college football player, began the competition unemployed, and claimed $250,000 for the win.
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House has since been hired for a job he’ll begin next month, presiding over an academy for overweight children.
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