Teen spends £1,000 each month to keep up her "Barbie" appearance An adolescent spends more than £1,000 of her parents' m...
Teen spends £1,000 each month to keep up her "Barbie" appearance
An adolescent spends more than £1,000 of her parents' money each month to pursue her dream of becoming the greatest real-life Barbie.
According to the Mirror UK, Gabriela Jirackova just got her first surgical treatment to increase the size of her natural C-cup breasts to a G-cup. She also has 300 of American toy dolls.
With long blonde hair extensions, thick eyelashes, permanent makeup, and lip fillers, the 18-year-old from Prague, Czech Republic, began stepping up her regular beauty routine. To perfect her "living doll" appearance, she has already planned other cosmetic procedures such as butt implants, rib removals, and even larger breast implants.
"I was influenced by other Barbies in real life and my own Barbie dolls," she claimed. They were plentiful when I was a child. I felt it was something for me when I saw the real-life Barbies. I believed this would work for me because I had always wanted to stand out.
"I reject the idea of a natural appearance. Today, there is very little that is natural.
"Every day, I spend three and a half hours getting ready. This way of life is by no means simple.
Maintaining my reputation is challenging on many fronts, including financially, physically, and mentally.
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Gabriela has decided she wants breast implants over her mother's objections after being inspired by plastic surgery enthusiasts Pixee Fox and Lolo Ferrari.
Gabriela maintains that she is an excellent role model and has never made her admirers adopt her Barbie image, despite the fact that not everyone approves of her extravagant lifestyle and sexy attire.
I think I'm a far better example than most other celebrities, who use drugs, switch partners, or even get into scandals," she remarked. Those parents don't mind whether their children view any of that.
On the contrary, I have always supported individuals in pursuing their goals and becoming who they want to be.
That is the message I constantly convey.
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