Partnership between Kirstie Alley and Jenny Craig has come to an end.

According to an official of the company, Alley would no longer be spokesmodel for the weight-loss program. On Friday “People” magazine reported that the vice president of marketing of Jenny Craig’s, Scott Parker announced that Alley and the company decided to part ways and she no longer would make appearances in ads for the died program.

“Although Kirstie will not appear in future advertising endeavors for us, she does remain on Jenny Craig's maintenance program and is confident that our program has helped her incorporate positive lifestyle changes that should last a lifetime,” Parker said.

The company has already found a replacement for the “Cheers” star in actress Valerie Bertinelli, who debuted in ads for the diet program company in August. Moreover, Queen Latifah joined her in promoting the benefits of the program.

Kirstie Alley has been on the Jenny Craig program for three years and lost reportedly 75 pounds. Alley gained more fame with her part in the TV series “Fat Actress.” However, lately it was rumored that she started having weight problems again.

Reports have her back to her initial weight of more than 200 pounds and it is suspected that this engendered the end of the business partnership with Jenny Craig. Parker maintained in the statement that the actress, despite renouncing on promoting the program, would go on with the treatment provided by the company.

A rep for Alley couldn’t be reached for comment.