A woman who has spent a six-figure sum turning herself into a real-life plastic Barbie Doll admitted she’s ‘really happy’ with how she looks after jaw-dropping pre-surgery images were shared on TV.
You may already be familiar with Alicia Amira, a self-identifying ‘professional bimbo’ who has made multiple appearances across the media, including on the ITV mainstay This Morning, as well as Botched in 2017.
It’s fair to say that the Dane stands out from the crowd, what with her long blonde platinum hair, large breast implants, filler-injected lips and penchant for bright pink.
Her latest TV appearance - an episode of former Love Island icon Olivia Attwood’s new ITV documentary series, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection - saw the 35-year-old sharing photographs of herself before her surgery with Attwood.
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The transformation, which began when Amira was just 21, caused the host to gasp in shock, as per The Sun.
Speaking about why she’d changed her appearance so drastically, the Escort Driver actress said: “To people who really knew me back then, knew what I was like, it wouldn't be a big shock because I've always sort of been quite outgoing and confident and sexual and stuff like that.”
Amira claimed she found ‘inspiration in body modification’, and that she ‘loves’ plastic surgery and fillers, remarking: "I'm just inspired and amazed by blonde women with big breasts. It's just something that I saw for myself, so I went and got it.”
After undergoing various cosmetic surgeries, including breast implants and a rhinoplasty, the woman claimed she is ‘really happy’ in her skin.
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“No matter how you dress, what you're into, find a way to be happy to be who you are in the present. It takes a lot of courage to look this way.”
Amira claimed to have spent £250,000 on cosmetic surgery and tweakments in her lifelong quest to become a walking-talking Barbie doll.
She boasts 98,900 followers on Instagram, 156,700 on X, and is reportedly one of the top 0.47 percent of VIP creators on OnlyFans, according to the star herself.
The adult content creator has also gone on to found clothing company Be A Bimbo and credits herself as the ‘founder of the bimbo movement’.
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According to Amira, she had to ‘erase who she used to be’ in order to achieve her dream.
"I've always been attracted to the extreme and wanted to look like a bimbo," she wrote via Twitter. "Some people think I'm mad but I don't regret having the surgery. In fact, I'd like my breasts to be even bigger in future.
"I want to look as plastic as possible and inspire other girls to do the same. I don't think I will ever stop having surgery. It is a huge part of me.”
She added: “Bimbos don't age, we're just getting more and more plastic.”
Topics: Documentaries, ITV, OnlyFans, TV, Barbie
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