Awkward moment model is forced to 'do a Kylie' and address boob job rumors
Emily Venz triggered a series of comments about her breasts after flashing her cleavage in a TikTok to promote her new tracksuit.
One fan flocked to the comments to ask Emily if she would reveal details about her boob job like Kylie Jenner recently shared with her fans.
The fan asked: 'Would you consider doing a Kylie Jenner and giving us the deets on the girls?'
'Hi angel, my boobs are real but I'm a size 10D if that helps,' she responded to the fan.
Many defended Emily, with one responding: 'She's obviously wearing a push-up bra,'
'You only have to scroll back a few videos to see her in something looser fitting to see how natural they look,' another person commented.
'How do they sit so perfectly….please help im also a size D,' a third questioned.
Emily then addressed the speculation in a separate TikTok video after others accused her of lying.
She said: 'I never thought there would be a video on my boobs that has over 3 million views but here we are.
'I'm quite flattered there is a debate going on if my boobs are real or fake... I have nothing against fake boobs, a lot of my friends have fake boobs and if I'd had a boob job I would tell you.
'I'm addressing this because the comments are getting a little out of hand.'
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