K. Michelle Regrets Her Butt Implants, Says "I Want My Normal BUTTOCKS Back"
Singer K. Michelle sat down with media personality B. Scott to get very candid about her famous curves and how she got them. While it's never been a secret that the songstress had medical enhancement on her rear, the interview contains a bold revelation: she regrets the surgery.
During the course of the chat, she also hints at a possible surgery in the future that will take her back down to a more manageable size. For now, her biggest complaint is that she can't find designer clothes that fit.
Here are the highlights:
K. Michelle says her large butt gets her "typecasted" in a negative way: “I have like movies and different things [I’m working on], and I was having a real conversation with Tyrese — we’re really like great friends. I was telling him about my butt, how I hate being typecasted because my bottom is so heavy — not saying I don’t love myself, but…you know."
On why she regrets the surgery and how it affects her business dealings: "For me, I want my normal shape back. For me, and my career right now, and me doing business — like really being on the frontline in business — I don’t need to have a man looking down at my ass when I’m trying to talk numbers. I don’t need to not be able to get the role. Like, I wanna be in Jurassic Park! Let me be in Jurassic Park! I don’t need to not be able to run through Jurassic Park because my ass is too heavy. Before the dinosaurs come to eat me, I need to be able to go!"
Big butts dont work well with designer dresses: “I can’t wear designer clothes. It’s always a problem when it comes to designers and like when they have to get stuff to fit my body. That’s one thing, I’ve always had a big butt. You can ask anyone in college.”
On why she got butt enhancement surgery in the first place: “I just wanted it. I wanted that shape. That’s the shape that I wanted. I wanted to look like that. I think the older you get you get tired of having to hop into your jeans!”
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Her advice to other women who are considering surgery: “I would say if you have the coins to put it in, have the coins to take it out. That’s really what I would [say]. No, really — because it might be a phase! I would tell [other girls], don’t go and do what you see people doing. But, if that’s what you want to do — if that’s the body you want — go get the body you want! Nothing is wrong with it. But, if you won’t want it anymore — you just don’t want it anymore!
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