TV star thinks supermodel should get some curves
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Kerry Katona is fuming with Kate Moss for criticising breast implants.
The reality TV star, who has had several boob jobs over the past few years, thinks the supermodel's comments are unjustified.
‘Kate Moss has said she hates fake boobs,’ Kerry rants.
‘But I think that’s really out of order coming from a girl with a chest like a 9-year-old. Who is she to slate other people’s boob jobs? Personally I think she could do with one herself.’
But Kerry, who has always maintained she's proud of her curves, recently had a reduction to flatten her massive chest.
‘I have to say, my boobs are really small,’ she writes in her OK! diary. ‘They took the original implants out and some remaining tissue and they feel tiny!’
Kerry, 28, is mum to 4 kids. She is currently married to former cabbie Mark Croft, 37.
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kerry needs to look in before she looks out and talks about other people your boring and a nobody get a life!
Well it's hard for thin people to have boobs. Naturally Kerry has always been and always will be fat so she's always going to have boobs. Boobs are usually the first thing to go when losing weight. Half the women in the world have small boobs. That doesn't mean they aren't women, and the last time I checked, naked adult women do not look like 9 year old boys. She needs to go back to school and come up with some better insults. Some men have 'breasts' due to a medical condition (gynecomastia). Does that suddenly turn them into women? Do they start having periods and the ability to give birth?? Get a clue Kerry.
Oh yeah and looking at the picture above you see her body going in at the sides. Those are curves. Hips and waist. Curves doesn't mean rolls of fat.
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