LIBERTY Poole shared her real thoughts on a popular beauty trend popular with reality stars.
Speaking to us at the Beauty Awards, the stunning former Love Island star explained that she wasn’t “enthusiastic” about a very popular surgery that has gone viral on social media in recent years.
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From lip fillers to tummy tucks, spray tans and tattooed eyebrows, reality stars are known for staying ahead of the latest beauty trends.
Despite finding fame on our screens in 2021, Liberty seems more interested in self-confidence than cosmetic lifts.
She revealed that she often receives private messages from fans asking about her confidence. The star could be heard gushing that she felt it was a “need” to talk about the topic and urged her followers to “embrace their natural beauty.”
When asked what she thought were the worst beauty trends, the blonde bombshell could be heard exclaiming: “There’s a lot out there – you scroll and go ‘hmmm’, sideways glance.”
“But I think BBLs, because I think they’re so dangerous and I hear so many horror stories about them, I think people should just embrace the body they were born in.”
She then added: “I would say BBLs, I’m not a fan of them.”
The procedure, called a “Brazilian Butt Lift,” involves removing fat from areas such as the stomach and back and relocating it to the butt.
Katie Price underwent the painful surgery and heartbreaking recovery process in 2021, which resulted in bruising and severe scarring.
Just this month, the British government announced it would meet with Turkish officials after a British woman died during a Brazilian butt lift operation in Turkey.
The operation has a worrying mortality rate of between one in 2,351 and one in 6,241.
Despite the procedure being high risk, it has still been carried out by stars from the likes of Towie and Geordie Shore, including Dani Imbert and Sophie Kasaei, both of whom have previously reported noticeable complications and disadvantages of the augmentation.
Sophie even revealed that she almost died following the operation after feeling severely unwell.
However, the trend’s popularity didn’t seem to convince Liberty, who insisted they were “dangerous” and preferred “natural beauty” instead.
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