MAFS star Ella Morgan reveals new boob job details as she confirms plans to go under the knife for more surgery
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MAFS star Ella Morgan has revealed her plans to go under the knife again
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Ella told The Sun that she is planning for surgery to get smaller boobs
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Ella, who has become the most successful star from the E4 reality series, confirmed her surgery plans to The Sun at the British LGBT Awards where she turned heads in a very busty gown on the
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The trailblazing TV star handed out an award at the annual ceremony as well as accepting the Stronger Together prize in celebration of the trans community.
Speaking to The Sun, Ella revealed how she would be removing her current breast implants in order to get a smaller chest.
Ella told us: "So I'm taking them out.
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"I've had some complications with one of them and I think I'm realising now that I'm in my 30s, maybe, I don't need the lip filler and I don't need the big boobs.
"In my dress tonight, they look ginormous.
"I think when I see them like this, it does make me think, I'm just not feeling it anymore."
Opening up about the heartbreaking reason why she decided to go for larger boobs upon her transition, Ella confessed: "When I first got them done, it was because part of me did it because I felt like I had to be more feminine and by having big boobs, I would look like a Barbie doll.
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"And also I did it to please guys.
"Now I'm like, actually I don't really care. Like, I love myself inside and out.
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"So yeah, they're probably going to be going and not coming back. It's all about the small t**s.
"Everyone's skinny now. Everyone's on Ozempic, but no one's got any boobs!"
Ahead of Ella's new surgery plans, the TV star is making a name for herself in the beauty world after bagging a big-money deal to be face of Superdrug with her own range of products.
Ella's face is now plastered across local Superdrug stores with her products available to buy in store.
Speaking about the collaboration, Ella said: I'm very lucky to be given such big deals - it doesn't usually happen.
"When you go on Love Island, you're more likely to get a bigger career and platform but when you're on Married at First Sight, that is unlikely to happen.
"I'm like the only one from the cast I think that has kind of carried on in the media world.
"Two years down the line, I've still got a career. I'm still doing well.
"I'm so proud of myself. And actually I feel like without being big-headed, I deserve it because trans people do not get the same platforms or opportunities that a lot of other people do."
BRITISH LGBT AWARDS 2025
The British LGBT Awards took place at The Brewery in London, hosted by BBC Radio 2's Scott Mills and comedian Kemah Bob. It celebrated a wide range of talent from business titans, innovative leaders and inclusive diversity champions from across a range of business including banks to skincare companies and food delivery outlets. It also honoured stars from the media world with musicians, reality TV stars and actors all being nominated across the wide spectrum of awards. Here is a full list of everyone who managed to win big on the star-studded night.
Champion Ally -
Fi Jeary - Natwest
Future Leader -
Jill Leflour - Deutsche Bank
Inclusive Company -
Arup
Inspirational Leader -
Satia Rai - IPSA
Inclusive Campaigner -
William Dryden –NESO
Diversity Trailblazer -
Alexis Curtis-Harris
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Penna
Network Group established during or before 2015 –
Deutsche Bank
Network Group established after 2015 -
Osborne Clarke
Brand or Marketing Campaign -
'This is Me' – E45
Celebrity Ally -
Jade Thirlwall
LGBTQ+ Celebrity -
Ali Bromley
LGBTQ+ Public Figure -
Alex Scott
Media Moment –
Rev Richard Coles and GK Barry - 'I'm a Celeb'
Online Influencer -
Max Balegde
Charity or Community Initiative -
Switchboard
Outstanding Contribution to Communities -
Yasmin Benoit
SPECIAL RECOGNITION -
Ian 'H' Watkins
SPECIAL RECOGNITION -
Billy Porter
The Pride.Purpose.Progress: #StrongerTogether Award -
The Trans community –collected by India Willoughby - and Ella Morgan, Charlie Craggs, Jaxon Feeley and Kenny Ethan Jones
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Ella revealed confidence in her 30s has spurred on the decision
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She rose to fame on the E4 reality show
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