LOVE Island’s Paige Thorne has admitted she hates her fake boobs.
The paramedic, 26, had a boob job before entering the ITV show, but now questions why she ever went under the knife.
Taking to her Tiktok account, the reality star showcased a holiday outfit aboard a yacht.
She stunned in a pair of white crochet trousers and a brown bikini top that highlighted her figure.
Speaking to the camera, she said: “Do you know what I do hate though? Fake boobs.
“Why did I get fake boobs at such a young age?
“I wasn’t allowed to make that decision, I regret my decision.”
Paige added a disclaimer in the description of the clip which read: “I only hate the fake boobs on myself, not anyone else before all my Karens start coming for me.”
The Welsh beauty shot to fame on the summer series of Love Island in 2022.
She finished in fifth place alongside her ex-boyfriend Adam Collard.
Before entering the Love Island villa, she underwent a boob job but now has admitted that she regrets ever changing her breast size.
“I’m supposed to be a bra size 32E now, but I would happily go down to a B which is what I was before,” she told Mail Online.
“The surgeon did a great job and I do love them, but I think there’s something about having big boobs hat can add to your body because it makes you feel a lot bigger.
“I don’t like wearing low cut tops now because they’re always there and sometimes it’s ok, and sometimes they’re a bit much – you just have to find clothes that fit them better,” she added.
Paige also addressed her body image struggles, admitting that she hated getting into bikinis while she was on the ITV show but had to “suck it up” and put on a “brave face”.
Elsewhere, the star recently came under fire by fans after boasting about her dangerous ‘punisher day’.
She declared she would be ‘punishing’ herself after failing to exercise or eat healthily for just “three or four days.
Fans hit back at the influencer for her irresponsible message, with some people even branding her “toxic”.
Breast implants can sometimes cause problems.
According to the NHS, these include:
