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March 19 2013, Published 10:04 a.m. ET

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A winner was crowned on The Biggest Loser's 14th season finale Tuesday night, collecting $250,000 for coming out on top of NBC's weight loss competition.

SPOILER ALERT: Who Won The Biggest Loser?

Danni Allen is the winner, having shed nearly half of her body weight (46.9 percent, to be exact) in going from 258 pounds to 137.

The Wheeling, Ill. native, who defeated runners-up Jeff Nichols (who went from 388 to 207) and Jackson Carter (who went from 328 to 190) for the quarter-million, said before her last weigh-in, "From Day 1, no, I did not know this was in me.

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"I was a scared, self-conscious person," Allen, 26, said. "I did not know I could be here. I did not know I could get past the first workout. I didn't know that my dreams were possible and I finally feel like my dream's come true ... I feel amazing. I know that no one can take this away from me and that's how I feel. I feel great and that's a tall order, but I worked so hard.

"And at the end of the day, look at me!"

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The now-toned Allen tweeted Monday: "Holy cow! Everything happened so fast! Is this real?! … Thank you everyone for your support!"

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Hoover, Ala. native Gina McDonald took home $100,000 as a prize for losing a higher percentage of weight (46.12) than any of the eliminated contestants heading into Monday's finale.

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