Rhian Sugden sets pulses racing as she shows off her 'big old boobs' in white sheer bra ahead of her breast reduction surgery
The glamour model, 38, looked sensational in the laced lingerie set as she beamed for the lens.
'A moment for my skin and another for the tig ol bitties,' she captioned her latest Instagram post on Friday.
'T minus 2 weeks before these absolute back breakers get an overhaul making me a perky Sue again.'
Rhian recently revealed she wanted to get breast reduction surgery as her size F-cup bust make it 'unbearable' to walk.
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'A moment for my skin and another for the tig ol bitties,' she captioned her latest Instagram post
She wrote: 'One month to go until my breast uplift + reduction = one perkier, lighter, better version of me incoming!
'The countdown to the boob reboot is ON! @pallmallcosmetics ✨.'
Rhian previously shared a comparison photo of her breasts - one showing her current large breasts and another showing what they looked like before.
She also posted several screenshots of cruel comments from trolls criticising her decision to reduce her size, before revealing her 'soon-to-be nipple position' to her followers.
Explaining her reasons for wanting the surgery, Rhian said: '12 months ago before I got pregnant my boobs where large but still at a manageable size of a DD/E cup.'
'After having a baby my size has increased to an F and I'm spilling out of my bras even at that size. I'm having an uplift and a reduction.'
'Boob experts (men) are messaging me telling me to just lose weight and they'll shrink. Look at me!?? I'm the size I was yet despite your professional advice my melons haven't shrunk. Who'd have thought?'
She went on: 'My back hurts. I long to wear backless dresses. Buy sexy lingerie, wear no bra when I go out, run, swim without them falling out of my swim suit. They don't make me happy this big.
'Messaging me and calling me deluded for wanting a reduction to go back to the size I was 12 months ago - is absurd. Seriously, what is wrong with humans these days.
'It's MY body. It's my Happiness and it's MY choice.
'The surgeon has said my nipples are 11 centimetres LOWER than they should be, that my friends is not where I want them.
'I'm sharing my journey as it's a very big and yes, scary move for me but this is something I NEED to do for myself. To make myself feel better.
'It'd be nice to have support and people that don't have anything nice to say just don't say anything at all ❤️'
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