Meghan Trainor has been very open about her desire to have plastic surgery.
“Here’s another clickbait move I’m trying to make,” the singer, 30, said on her show, Workin’ on Upgrades, on November 20. “I’m getting breast implants.”
“My mommy’s breasts used to be full of milk, but now they’re empty,” Meghan told her brother Ryan Trainor and his wife Daryl Sabara about her choice to get breast implants.
She said on the show, “They got big, they got small, they got big, they got small.” The mother of two has two children with Sabara: Riley, 3, and Barry, 1. “Now that I’ve lost some weight, I have sags, which look like saggy sacks worn as breasts.”
Meghan, who just finished her Timeless Tour last month, has also said that the treatment will have a big effect on what she wears on stage.
“It’s really hard to try on all of these beautiful clothes for the tour and other events coming up.” “The outfit might look bad because I have to wear the most supportive bras,” she said. “Those can’t be comfortable,” Ryan said.
Meghan agreed and said, “No.” “They press on my sides.”
The “All About That Bass” singer also said she had been saying for years, “I can’t wait until I can get a boob job.” Her brother told her, “Yeah, you’ve been saying this since you were about 16 years old, so it’s not a new thing.”
“This is what I’ve wanted my whole life.” Meghan said the surgery would make her breasts “small,” but she also said it would “be tremendous for my confidence.” It’s mass,” she said. “So I’ll have boobies that don’t stare at the floor.”
She also said, “I’m just getting a lift.” “Maybe a small implant would make them feel like they have breasts even though they don’t.” But I love them and my body, and I’ve wanted this for years.
Meghan’s admission of getting a “boob job” is not the first time she and her brother have been open about getting plastic surgery on Workin’ on Upgrades.
Ryan told everyone last summer that he got Botox for the first time, but only after his singing sister told him it was a good idea.
At the time, the co-host said, “It was a lot of jabs.” She would have said, “Oh, okay,” and I would have said, “I don’t want that many jabs.” But she would have done it anyway. However, thank you very much, Meghan. You only want the best for me, and I feel very lucky to have you in my life.
