Love Island star Olivia Attwood says she feels "better already" after having her breasts redone.
Olivia had her old breast implants replaced with smaller ones because she felt the ones she'd had since she was 19 were too big for her body.
Speaking in this week's Heat magazine the 28-year laughed: “I must thank my doctor.”
Asked why she opted for the surgery she explained: “I had a downsize – old ones out, new ones in, because I’d had those implants since I was 19.
" They were really heavy and too big for my body, so I was starting to get some really bad aching. I can’t wait to be able to wear more clothes now without my boobs falling out, putting people off their dinner.”
Olivia, 28, stresses that surgery shouldn't be taken lightly, but she already feels better after finding that "shopping was a nightmare" with her old boobs.
The Love Island 2017 contestant moved to Manchester earlier this year to be with her footballer boyfriend Bradley Dack, who plays for Blackburn Rovers, and while based in the city she has been spotted out on the town with the Real Housewives of Cheshire's Dawn Ward.
Fans called for Dawn to take her under her wing as an 'honorary northern lass' and Olivia had a cameo in the ITVBe reality show meeting the entrepreneur's friends and family at a party to celebrate the launch of her new PR firm Kanditree at Warford Hall in Cheshire.
Olivia, a former Motorsport Grid Girl from Surrey, found romance on Love Island with Chris Hughes, who is now dating Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson.
Speaking about her boyfriend, Olivia gushed: “I don’t want to jinx it, because whenever I say something’s good, it ends up going wrong, but we’re in a really good place.
"It’s so cringe, but he’s my best friend and it’s just easy. This is my most serious relationship.”
Speaking about Chris’ new relationship with Jesy she told heat: “I am a fan of Little Mix, who isn’t? I don’t know what to say: Chris, Brad… it’s not really a contest. Look, she’s going to need all the girl empowerment she can get. Each to their own.”
The full interview appears in this week’s heat magazine, on sale now
