Mum who’s spent $1m on plastic surgery and QQQ boobs warns women off ‘dangerous game’

The self-proclaimed “Million Dollar Barbie” is warning others against “dangerous” plastic surgery – despite spending a fortune on body-changing procedures and still wanting more.

Lacey Wildd, a reality TV star, model and B movie actress, is well known for her extreme body modifications, including QQQ boobs, after having countless procedures.

But she has urged other women to avoid such an “obsession”, saying: “It could cost you your life.”

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The 54-year-old, from Florida, US, said her most recent $27,000 implants cost her $40,000 to fix after one ruptured, leaving her with one boob for six months.

Mum-of-six Lacey said that due to coronavirus restrictions she was unable to find a doctor to fix her problem and “hit rock bottom” in the meantime.

Luckily for Lacey, after a half year wait, and raising the required funds, she managed to have her QQQ dream fixed.

And yet, despite all this, she insisted she’s not done, revealing plans to undergo another job to get TTT boobs.

However, the woman who prides herself on pushing her body to its limits warned Daily Star readers that having countless plastic surgeries “can be a very dangerous game to play”.

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“It could cost you your life,” she said. “Or your life savings. It can destroy you and swallow you up. Plastic surgery can become an addiction and obsession.

“Try to stay natural and true to yourself. Once you become as extreme as me there’s no going back.”

Lacey admitted that her extreme appearance has come at a cost.

To support her enhancements, she has had to have pig skin sewed inside her abdomen and also has to sleep at a 30 degree angle – or she feels like she “is being suffocated”.

However, despite her warning to others, she said: “I do plan on having another breast surgery which puts me at 50 alone on my chest since I was 24.”

“And even after all I had been through I realised that having one more breast surgery is not only what I want, but also necessary to achieve my ultimate goals and for my own safety.

“I need expanders. This will allow me the luxury of going bigger or smaller with out surgeries in the future.”

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