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Let’s just start off by saying that the last woman to hold the “world’s heaviest woman” title, 1,200 pound Rosalie Bradford died in 2006…and on that note.

728-pound Susanne Eman is attempting to become the heaviest woman ever, but her nearest competitor, Donna Simpson, who holds the record of “World’s Fattest Mom,” is having a hard time letting go of her heavyweight claim to fame.

32-year old Eman is attempting to get into Guinness World Records as the “World’s Heaviest Woman,” and hopes to reach her goal by the time she’s 41 (nothing sexier than a woman with goals). Eman has told reporters that she wants to shatter the record by packing on 1,600 pounds. Her ultimate goal: weighing in at one ton (this is her daily calorie intake).

Then there is Donna, holds the Guinness record for heaviest woman ever to bear children. She won the title by weighing a whopping 532 pounds when she gave birth to her daughter, Jacqueline, in February 2007 — an event that required 30 doctors.

Simpson said she suspects that Eman is in cahoots with her ex-manager and is trying to get publicity in order to compete for her fan base. Even worse: She accuses Eman of trying to take away her “World’s Fattest Mom” title.

“She’s Lady Goo Goo to my Lady Gaga,” Simpson laughed, adding that no one in the “feeder” community — a subculture of men who love large women — knows who Eman is.

While there is a push among the media to get the two into a cat fight, Eman prefers to stay focused on her own career, including a potential appearance on “Dr. Oz,” where she will prove she’s healthy by submitting to a physical.