Sam Smith weight loss: Concerned fans warn Brits winner not to get any thinner

Brits 2015 — Singer Sam Smith has lost 14lbs (one stone) in just two weeks thanks to a nutritional book AFP / Getty Images

Stay With Me singer Sam Smith has left some fans concerned by his quick weight loss, with those worried about his shrinking figure urging him to not get any thinner after losing one stone in a fortnight.

The 22-year-old shared a photo of himself on Instagram while at the NRJ Music Tour in Lille, France, wearing a long, fitted camel coat that highlighted his dramatic weight loss.

Although many applauded Smith for shifting the pounds, there were some who feared he could be taking it too far. One Twitter user, @DiLodge8, warned: "You are a lovely boy - don't get any thinner though !!!" while another, @sourthug, wrote: "I liked the chubbier Sam Smith better."

According to The Mirror, another Instagram user said: "Love you Sam but please don't lose any more weight." The commentary has also continued on Twitter, with many others expressing their concerns:

I'm sorry but Sam Smith needs to stop losing weight! He looks terrible! There was nothing wrong with him in the first place!
— His_Awesomeness (@WentzelRyan) March 29, 2015

Scary how fast Sam smith went from being chubby to super skinny. What's ur secret ?
— beth buchanan (@__bethbuchanan) March 29, 2015

lool Sam smith needs to stop losing weight pls.. he looks so weird skinny ??
— omolara (@Mz_LaraCroft) April 2, 2015

Sam Smith is getting skinny and I don't like it
— Sabreena Leon (@LeonSabreena) March 31, 2015

In March, the Lay Me Down hitmaker unveiled his sudden weight loss in an Instagram post, posing with nutrition book, Eat. Nourish. Glow. written by therapist Amelia Freer.

Without revealing exact details of his new diet, the Grammy-winner credited Freer for "completely [changing his] life".

Speaking with ABC News after the singer's big reveal, Freer explained her approach to helping clients adopt a healthier lifestyle.

"So for me the key is about it being real, getting back in the kitchen, cooking from scratch, making sure they are not relying on junk processed convenience food," she explained.

However, the news outlet's medical contributor Dr. Jennifer Ashton, questioned how safe it was for Smith to lose such a large amount of weight in a short space of time.

"Fourteen pounds in two weeks is not alarming unless a person losing that weight has any pre-existing medical problems. When you talk about eating properly, people who do have weight to lose will see dramatic results," Ashton said.

The British singer is currently in the midst of a UK tour and recently performed a sold-out show at London's O2 Academy Brixton.