Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas oozed confidence as she stepped out to attended the Macmillan Winter Ball at the V&A Museum in London on Wednesday.
The 59-year-old, who had her DD implants removed, earlier this month, put on a sexy yet sophisticated display in a sheer black blouse that flashed her black bra.
Shirley completed her chic look with slim leg trousers and a fitted blazer atop of her daring top.
She boosted her petite frame in a pair of silver metallic pointed heels and added a pop of colour by toting her belongings in a red quilted Chanel handbag.
Shirley has said she is thrilled with her smaller boobs after having her implants removed and urged younger women to avoid going under the knife.
She told The Sun : "When I saw my little boobies I thought, 'I'm myself again'".
The brunette said that when she looked in the mirror for the first time after having her breast implants removed, she said: "I'm glad they are gone."
Shirley went under the knife in a gruelling operation to remove her augmentation after a potentially dangerous capsule had grown unexpectedly.
She made the choice to revert to her natural A cup boobs because of a risk of cancer in her family, and is determined to share her story to make young women think twice before going under the knife.
An emotional Shirley admitted: "When I saw my little boobies, I thought, ‘There she is’. They’re lovely. They’re all a bit swollen but I’m pleased with the breast lift he gave me. And now I’m in the process of learning to love myself after all those years."
And the star also confessed if she could go back to her younger self, she wouldn't have gone under the knife,saying she is "relieved" after having them removed.
But despite the surgery, Shirley will be returning to tonight's episode of Strictly Come Dancing against the explicit orders of her surgeon.
She feels it's important to be open about the intimate procedure, saying: "You can't go into work with a DD boob one day then have an A or B the following week and pretend you never had implants."
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