Iggy Azalea Breast Implants: 'Fancy' Rapper Says She Had Plastic Surgery, Admits Thinking About It Her 'Entire Life' [Watch]
Iggy Azalea admits in a Vogue Magazine interview that she recently had plastic surgery that included breasts implants.
"Four months ago, I got bigger boobs," the 24-year-old singer recently told Vogue. "I'd thought about it my entire life."
Azalea added her choice to go under the knife was a practical one, insisting that she no longer feels the need to pad any of her stage costumes and now feels comfortable enough to wear different kinds of lingerie. Still, she admits that she worried her choice could negatively influence her young and impressionable fans, but in the end "decided I wasn't into secret-keeping."
As one of the only few successful white rappers in the game, Azalea's "Fancy" reached the top 100 Billboard charts last spring and during that same week her collaboration with Ariana Grande on the single "Problem" rose to No. 2, propelling Azalea alongside the Beatles as the only artists to ever hold the top two slots simultaneously with their first two hits.
Through Twitter Azalea recently announced plans to embark upon a 21-city North American tour, spanning all the globe.
Almost as much as her music, Azalea is known for her romantic relationship with NBA veteran and Los Angeles Lakers player Nick Young. Azalea and Young have been publicly dating since late 2013. One of the couple's first public outings together came at the 2014 ESPY Awards in Las Vegas, where they were taunted by host Drake as a "poor man's Jay Z and Beyonce."
"We always hang out and I always try to take her mind off what is going on out there," Young told HollywoodLife.com back then. "We will go roller skating or we will go to Six Flags -- we have a good time."
Azalea also participated in Vogue's 73 Questions segment. Watch it below.
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