The Truth About the Plastic Surgery Rumors About Me

Hey everyone! Today, I want to set the record straight about the plastic surgery rumors that have been floating around about me.

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Baseless Rumors

Can you believe it? Some people have been saying that I passed away or that I took a break from YouTube to get a full-body makeover. That’s just crazy! Let me make it clear: I haven’t had any kind of plastic surgery in many, many years.

The Reality of Surgery

A lot of people who’ve never gone through surgery think it’s no big deal. They see me in one video, then see another video a few days later and say, “Oh, she must’ve had some work done!”

But y’all, that’s not how life works. When you have plastic surgery, you have to rest for months, at least six weeks! I’m not joking.

The Real Recovery Process

No matter how fast people claim to heal, the truth is: you can’t just bounce back overnight. It can take a full year for your body to completely recover—trust me on that.

And even after a year, your body still goes through swelling and changes. If I were to film videos just 6–8 weeks after surgery, I’d still look swollen and uneven. Anyone who’s had a “mommy makeover” knows exactly what I’m talking about.

My Decision at 50

I have no plans to go under the knife again. I’m 50 years old now, and honestly—never again! Plastic surgery is painful, and there’s nothing “sweet” about it. No matter what people tell you, that world is far from easy.

My Personal Experience

I once had a breast reduction. They took me down to a C cup—and my husband was mad! He said, “What did you do to my breasts?” He wasn’t happy at all.

But then they swelled right back up during the healing process, and I ended up back at a triple D.

A Word of Advice

Y’all need to be careful—because even after surgery, you can still gain weight easily. And when you do, the fat goes right back to the areas where you had fat injections—your butt, your thighs, and so on. That’s just how it works.

I’ve noticed that when I gain weight, I feel it first in my butt and my chest.

The Bottom Line

So let me make this clear one more time: I’m in Vegas, living my best life. I haven’t had surgery, I haven’t passed away, and I’m not hiding from anyone. I’m healthy, happy, and living my life to the fullest!

People will always make up stories—but that’s okay. Everyone’s trying to make their money somehow. The truth is, I’m still here, feeling great, and have zero plans to return to any operating table!