Chrissy Teigen hints at breast reduction surgery - and five other celebs who’ve undergone the procedure

The model recently had her breast implants removed and now she’s considering breast reduction surgery.

Taking to her Instagram stories, the 34-year-old mom of two shared a video in which she revealed that she might consider going under the knife again – and this time for a smaller cup size, Marie Claire reports.  

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While adjusting her top during the video, Chrissy can be heard saying, “We’re working the jewels today.”

“This is supposed to go over each titty,” she adds, referring to her grey spaghetti-strap top.

“But my boobs are too low. And yes, they are still huge. I think I honestly will do it again and have them make them smaller. I did not expect that they’d still be this large,” she continues, before revealing that she’d consider going smaller through breast reduction.

However, the cookbook author isn’t the first A-lister to have reportedly undergone breast reduction surgery.

In recent years, celebs such as Amber Rose and Queen Latifah have been quite candid about undergoing the procedure, Women’s Health reports.

In January 2018, Amber Rose announced on Instagram that she’d be undergoing breast reduction surgery, after several months of posting about considering doing it, according to PEOPLE.

Kris Jenner not only had her breast implants removed in 2016 after describing them as “too big and matronly”, but she also had a breast reduction done.

Queen Latifah underwent breast reduction surgery in 2003 in a bid to relieve herself from back and shoulder pain she’d suffered throughout the years. The actress revealed that she had gone from an E or F cup to a DD despite initially wanting to become a DDD.

Star Jones also had her breasts reduced and lifted in 2007. This comes after undergoing gastric bypass surgery for her weight loss.

In 1992 Drew Barrymore, had her cup size reduced through surgery, Page Six reports.

Sources: Marie Claire, Women’s Health, Page Six, PEOPLE