Throughout the last few years more celebrities than ever before are opening up about their plastic surgery procedures—and also discussing the downside of surgical enhancements. Rapper Dream Doll recently revealed her intense health issues as s result of getting butt injections, calling it the “worst experience of her life.”
Popular YouTuber BLoves Life recently posted a seafood boil video with Dream Doll and she got her to open up about some of the most personal issues in her life—her plastic surgery and her former relationship with fellow rapper YBN Almighty Jay, who she ended things with back in August.
However, first she discussed her butt injections and how the decision to get them was one of her biggest mistakes that led to near death:
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“I got sick. It started, like, rejecting of my skin. It was the worst experience in my life. I was in pain. It was red, it was warm, it was hard. I was sick.”
She admitted that getting the fat transfer and butt enhancement surgery caused her body to have a bad reaction. Luckily, she was saved by the doctor she visited in Columbia instead of checking into the local Columbian hospital out of fear that the staff there would “cut up” her body.
Next, Dream Doll moved on to her past relationship with YBN Almighty Jay and why things between the two ultimately ended for good:
“I just deserve better and I know my worth. I know how I should be treated. I know men are not supposed to put their hands on women and…that’s just that. I’m trying to focus on my music, and that’s basically what I’ve been doing. I feel like when you’re in a relationship, especially being an artist, sometimes it kind of zones you out and you forget sometimes. You’ll put being with your boyfriend over your studio sessions, and then that’s when you start arguing with your manager, you’re canceling shows because of that. I was kind of like losing my focus a lot.”
Well, we want to congratulate Dream Doll on her decision to be honest regarding her plastic surgery and lend our support to her for leaving an abusive relationship.
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