14 DAY TRIAL // Chelsea Charms has 164XXX breasts after undergoing a now-illegal procedure that stimulates continuous growth. She was invited on ITV’s This Morning show, drawing thousands of complaints of how appropriate it was to have her on a show that children may be watching.
To say that Charms is massive would be an understatement, as the video below will also confirm.
She’s had only 3 interventions on her naturally DD breasts, two implants and the aforementioned procedure which, she says, still makes her cleavage increase on a monthly basis by at least 1 inch.
The problem is not that she’s probably the woman with world’s biggest chest (she never contacted the people with the Guinness Book of World Records to come measure her), but rather that she was invited on a morning show, the Daily Mail reports.
Thousands of viewers at home took to Facebook and Twitter to tell This Morning and ITV that Charms would have made a much better guest on a late-night show, especially considering her outfit and her profession (she’s an exotic dancer).
“It looks horrible, my kid was like ewwww,” one woman wrote on the show’s Facebook page.
Chelsea Charms also became a trending topic on Twitter, with many viewers expressing their disapproval of having her on This Morning.
“Just seen Chelsea Charms on This Morning...WHY?” one Twitter user asks. “Chelsea Charms is deluded... and disgusting,” adds another.
As noted above, the procedure Charms had done is now illegal. She says she still hasn’t stopped growing, but that she’s hoping it will happen soon.
In the same interview for This Morning, Charms says she doesn’t plan on growing old with her massive 164XXX décolletage. She will probably downsize when she decides to become a mother.
As for whether she’s been having back problems because of the weight, Charms says not yet, but she’s thinking proactively and she’s doing lots of exercises to strengthen her back.
Check out the interview below and then sound off in the comments on whether you think she was a good guest for a morning show.