Aubrey O'Day reverses her plastic surgery after being 'disgusted' by old photos
With Kris Jenner casually name-dropping her facelift surgeon, Kylie Jenner admitting to a secret boob job, and Khloé Kardashian listing off her tweaks in a viral clapback, the 41-year-old Danity Kane alum is following suit—getting candid about her own cosmetic journey.
And even the ones she's walked back.
The 41-year-old singer—who recently shared that ex Donald Trump Jr. once made her feel beautiful —opened up in a Thursday interview about scaling back her look and why she chose to reverse some of the work she's had done over the years.
'I got lip fillers that were invading my face and I thought they looked good until they took them away and I got to see that I was trippin,' she told ET with a smile.
She went on, 'I'm so happy those lips are off my face cause when I see photos with the lip injections, I'm disgusted.'
'I thought I was killing it… and I was not ever killing it with those big, giant… when people would say "duck lips," I'd be like, "They're just jealous," … oh no, they were trying to tell me.'
She continued, 'Some people aren't haters, some people are really trying to guide you better. And I was looking in the mirror, and I thought it looked good.'
'I was just keeping up with the Joneses and it was just taking over my face. I didn't even look young,' O'Day stressed.
'You can really look much younger if you get rid of that stuff.'
O'Day said she began learning more about the realities of cosmetic procedures after appearing on E!'s Botched Presents: Plastic Surgery Rewind, where she started dialing things back and undoing work she no longer felt served her.
But she hasn't sworn off surgery altogether.
Concerned about sagging breasts, the singer opted for a breast lift in January—and couldn't be happier with the outcome.
'Now these things are just sitting. No bra, no tape, no nothing. They're just up. They're back like my 21-year-old titties, and I love it,' she said.
'I was just keeping up with the Joneses and it was just taking over my face. I didn't even look young,' O'Day stressed in the interview; (L on July 16, R in 2019)
'So I would tell everybody that surgery was great, I'll tell you the surgeon. They look amazing. Very, very minimal scars,' she continued.
'I'm so happy that my boobs are finally back where they deserve to be after all the work I've done in my life.'
O'Day said the experience on the show taught her a lot—both about herself and what she was capable of handling.
'I learned so much,' she added, noting that she also formed 'real' lifelong friendships during her time filming the show.
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