14 DAY TRIAL // This should settle it: Courtney Stodden is all natural, just like she's been saying ever since she broke into the spotlight. A new video from Dr. Drew's LifeChangers show has emerged online, offering whatever confirmation was needed.
Teen Bride Stodden has generated a lot of press for her shapely figure, which, some say, was obtained with some (read, a lot of) help from the plastic surgeon.
In fact, talk of how she had breast augmentation came second only to the attention she got for her marriage to much older actor Doug Hutchison, who was 51 when she was 16 and tied the knot.
So, to prove haters wrong once and for all, Stodden agreed to have an ultrasound in front of the camera, as we also informed you over the weekend.
Video of it has emerged online and is available below, embedded at the end of the article. It should be enough to convince even the most skeptic that Courtney really is all natural.
However, confirmation didn't come without some drama.
“There's normal breast tissue, which is forming the substance of most of the middle of that picture, and then I can see the outline of her muscle,” plastic surgeon Dr. John Diaz, invited to oversee the ultrasound, said.
“There was some circular thing there, I'm not sure though if that's..." he said, while a nurse agreed, "Yeah, I feel a circular object.” "It looks like it's under the muscle, too. So, there's our implant,” Dr. Drew chimed in, as Stodden got up from the table, looking shocked and understandably at a loss for words.
“Somebody must have drugged me up, put me under their surgery knife, because I've had no surgery done,” she said.
Dr. Diaz examined her again, this time from a different angle and verified her story.
“That's all normal tissue we're looking at there, up at the top. So I guess she was telling the truth, she doesn't have an implant!” the plastic surgeon stated.
On the same show, Dr. Diaz examined Stodden's face to see if she's had any work done there, while, later on, she and her husband talked about how they don't understand why people claim their relationship is “gross,” offensive or inappropriate.
