On Monday, Chloe Ferry showed off her surgically-enhanced curves in a skimpy thong bikini while relaxing on an inflatable lilo in the sun.
Chloe Ferry shows off her surgically enhanced curves in a skimpy thong bikini
On Monday, the reality star, 27, took to Instagram and shared a video of herself wearing the blue two-piece swimsuit set.
Chloe smiled as she floated around on the blow-up lounger in a giant paddling pool, her behind purposefully on display.
The former Geordie Shore star captioned her Instagram post: ‘Can’t wait for summer.’
Chloe declared she was ‘done’ with plastic surgery in April 2021 after spending £50,000 on procedures to improve her appearance, but she ended up having more alterations.
The TV personality admitted she became ‘obsessed’ with cosmetic surgery after appearing on MTV’s Geordie Shore in 2015.
She also wasted no time in getting plastic surgery, admitting in 2016 that she didn’t like her natural appearance and thought she was ‘ugly’.
Chloe has previously admitted to having done the most work of the entire cast, but she recently stated that she plans to stop now in the hopes of being taken more seriously.
‘I’m in a new chapter of my life. I want to be taken more seriously,’ she said to Closer magazine.
‘For the first time in ages, I’m really happy with the way I look. I feel that I look good. And I really don’t think I will get any more surgery – I feel done with that now.’
Chloe has had several cosmetic procedures in recent years, including three breast operations.
She began receiving Botox injections at the age of 19 to keep her face wrinkle-free.
A year later, she had a brow lift to lift her brows and tighten her brows.
Chloe also had two nose jobs and used lip fillers to achieve the iconic Kylie Jenner pout.
In 2018, the reality star had her gnashers transformed with gleaming white veneers before undergoing liposuction and a bum lift.
Chloe vowed never to have surgery again in April 2021, but the following year she went under the knife for a fox eye facelift that went wrong and left her with permanent scarring.