Lauren Goodger is planning multiple boob jobs to get the perfect breasts and is reducing her implants before having more surgery if breastfeeding changes her boobs
LAUREN Goodger has revealed she’ll happily go under the knife multiple times to get the perfect breasts.
The Towie star only had her first breast augmentation in 2014 but is now planning to have them reduced after admitting they’re too big for her frame.
Despite the potential risks from having the major operation, Lauren exclusively tells The Sun Online she isn’t fazed by more surgery and admits she’d even consider a third op should her breasts change after she’s had a baby.
Lauren says: “I would like to breastfeed because I think it’s more natural and it’s better for the baby.
“If I do breastfeed and my boobs change I would have them done again, I’m not afraid to do that.
“Obviously I don’t know when it will happen but if I need to change my new implant then I will.
“I know it sound silly but it’s so common, it’s not a major, major issue for me.
“I’ve never had any complications or anything and my body heals really quickly so I have been lucky with things like that.
“With my first boob job, because I already had big boobs it was such an easy job to do with the shape and the size. I didn’t even need an uplift or all that rubbish.”
Lauren’s boyfriend Joey Morrison – who’s currently serving the last few months of his 18 year sentence at HMP Highpoint South for possession of a firearm, kidnap and blackmail – is fully behind her decision.
Lauren explains: “He’s always really supportive.
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“I talk to Joey about a lot of things, the situation he’s in – when I go and see him there is a lot to talk about.
“I talk to Joey like he’s my best friend, we genuinely spend a lot of time just talking during my visits it’s quite sweet.
“My friends and family know I will do what I want to do but if I say I’m having my boobs done again because they know I’m going to go smaller.
“Everyone wants it if it’s something more natural or smaller. They’re like, ‘Go for it!’”
Lauren had her first breast augmentation in 2014 – taking her from a 32DD to a 32F – and used the same surgeon as Katie Price in Harley Street.
She says: “I’ve always been a DD growing up but then I lost a lot of weight and I thought they looked really small.
“Looking back now they weren’t but I thought they were.
“I had a 455CC implant put in. Because I had big boobs already it had to be a big implant otherwise it wouldn’t fill my boob out.”
Lauren initially loved the result, adding: “I was really happy with them, especially when I did my workout DVD, I liked the fact that my boobs stayed the same.”
However in the last few months Lauren admits she’s more into the “natural” look and wants to try something new.
She explains: “It’s nice to freshen things up – it’s not even been three years yet.
“I’ve changed and change happens. Things are different. It’s fashion and right now the fashion is to look more natural.
“That side of me now wants to change up and get a smaller implant to go with that look rather than the OTT look.”
“I think big boobs make you look bigger, if you have smaller boobs you look smaller and they give you a smaller frame.”
Earlier in January Lauren visited Dr Hassan at Elite Surgical who advised her to opt for a smaller implant.
She says: “Dr Hassan showed me loads of different implants but he did warn me that if I did have them taken out fully I wouldn’t like my boobs so he advised me to have a smaller implant put in.”
Lauren is still considering her options but hopes to book in for another consultation with Dr Hassan in the next few weeks.
She says: “If I go down a size it will make all the difference.
“And if I can breastfeed when I get pregnant, I won’t be fazed about having them done again – but only if my boobs change.”
Lauren spoke to The Sun Online just days after she shared the first picture of herself with her boyfriend Joey – who was out on day release – with her Instagram followers.
She said: “I think he will a good dad [but] people are saying wait until he’s out.
“I want to get married and have children. I want a beautiful household with lots of love and affection.
“I want to have quite a few children, four [or] as many as I can.”
Jodie said on the show: “She wants to have a baby while he comes out on day release so she’ll be doing the pregnancy all by herself.
“I don’t think she sees it like he’s in prison, I think she sees it like he’s coming out soon.”
Another pal, Lisa, added: “She is so desperate to start a family and she loves him so much she doesn’t care how it happens as long as it happens.”
Despite his criminal record, Lauren believes Joey – who’s been locked up for seven years – has learnt his lesson and admits she fell for him after chatting with him on the phone.
She said: “I spoke to him on the phone. He’d rung [my friend’s] house phone and I chatted to him for a bit [from prison].”
Now Lauren makes a four-hour round visit twice a week to visit Joey but insists it’s worth it.
She said: “This is the weirdest relationship ever but it’s exciting and I think that’s what I like.
“Is this the right one? I hope so, it’s how I feel. I like the good qualities in him.
“A bad boy never cheats, they’re loyal, strong, family men, they’ve got a bit of a naughty side to them.”
Sharing a montage of photos of Joey, she addressed the claims he was “controlling”, and wrote: “That's not been said in a bad way but in the way he wants me to conduct myself with regards to the things I talk about and telling me to stick to the gym/diet etc.
“Which I actually find encouraging. He is not controlling as in I am not allowed to do things."
Lauren also insisted she is not “glamorising crime” by dating Joey.
She added: "I am also NOT IN NO WAY justifying he's crimes or saying they were acceptable, crime is not acceptable and being in prison is not glamorous or a good thing."
Lauren went on: “I mean it in the context of he committed a string of drug related offences in 2008 and 2009 over 7, 8 years ago and he has served he's punishment (sic) by way of being there since September 2009.
“He is out this year. Also when I explain what he is in prison for its not that what he's in for is good but I'd rather him be judged for what he did.”
Defending her man, she concluded: “Yes crime is wrong, but I also believe people make mistakes and deserve second chances and I hope I don't have to talk about this again.
“I also receive a lot of messages from girls in a similar situation that feel they are being judged by standing by someone away, when actually it shows loyalty and being a forgiving person.”
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