IT’S BREAST I GET MY IMPLANTS REMOVED..
Michelle Visage in controversial dress last year IRELAND’S Got Talent judge Michelle Visage has revealed she’s getting her breast implants removed after two decades of ill health.
The 50-year-old described her boobs as “national treasures” but has decided to go under the knife to remove them.
Michelle, who is also famous for her role on Rupaul’s Drag Race, yesterday confirmed the surgery was happening as she opened up about her plans to document her ordeal.
Announcing the news in on Instagram, the TV star told fans: “Hey guys, I’m posting this to give you some news.
“This is the last time you’re going to see me with these [breasts].
“I know they’re a national treasure but I believe for the last 20 years these breast implants have been making me sick and I’m documenting this journey and sharing it with you. Stay tuned for the details, I love you and I’ll see you on the lighter side.”
Michelle captioned the post: “The truth. MY truth. #Breastimplantillness has taken the last 20 years from me, I’m taking my life back.
“Thank you for your never-ending love and support through this. Details to follow .... ”
The London-based actress returned to Irish TV screens last weekend along with Louis Walsh, Jason Byrne and
With Louis Walsh on show Denise Van Outen as the auditions for the second series of Ireland’s Got Talent kicked off on Virgin Media One.
In the first season, Michelle caused quite a stir with her revealing wardrobe choices, with critics hitting out at her for wearing a low-cut dress during one of the live shows.
Amanda Brunker tweeted Visage at the time to say she wasn’t a fan of her outfit choice.
The former Miss Ireland said:
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“Michelle every inch of you is fabulous. But I’m with those who thought your dress was too much... or too little.
“Family show requires a slightly tamer dress code me thinks.”
Speaking ahead of IGT’S return, Michelle vowed not to tame her dress sense for season two.
She told the Irish Sunday Mirror: “Will I be toning it down? No, I don’t tone down anything for anybody. We need to celebrate our bodies.
“I’m the mother of two children, those breasts fed those two children.
“My nipples weren’t hanging out for God’s sake. Women need to celebrate each other.
“Why would you body-shame another woman? It was absolutely ridiculous, telling someone with large breasts they cannot wear a low-cut dress.
“I don’t change for anybody. Come on this is 2019, this is not 1952.”
I’m documenting this journey and sharing it with you. Stay tuned for the details
MICHELLE VISAGE