There’s something about Andy Cohen that really makes celebrities want to open up to him when they sit down with him on Watch What Happens Live – and in this case, it seems Chrissy Teigen may have opened up too much! This week, Chrissy was playing a lying game on WWHL when she accidentally admitted to having three boob jobs — a confession that, although possibly unintended, was actually very real and not a lie at all. Hey, we give her props for her honesty!
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It all unfolded on Monday's episode of the show.
Chrissy and fellow guest on the show Kate Chastain played a game called “The Lies Have It.” The game involved the two players (in this case, Kate and Chrissy) to lie to each other while making eye contact for 30 seconds straight.
But something got lost in translation for Chrissy after Andy explained the rules.
The two went back and forth for a while.
The goal was for neither of them to run out of lies to say or the other person would get a point. At the end of the game, whoever had the most points won.
At one point, Chrissy said, “I’ve had my boobs done three times.”
According to the rules of the game, we’d assume that this was a lie – but Chrissy clarified later.
Chrissy admitted her plastic surgery lie was actually a true confession.
“I’ve had a lift, a put in, a take them out. I don’t like them out,” she admitted.
Her honesty is pretty refreshing, even if it was an accident. After all, this is a topic that plenty of celebrities haven’t been so forthcoming about in the past.
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She was open about having her breast implants removed in 2020.
In May 2020, Chrissy took to social media to explain that she was having her breast implants removed because at that point, she was “just over it.”
“I’d like to be able to zip a dress in my size, lie on my belly with pure comfort! No biggie!” she wrote at the time.
All that matters is that Chrissy is happy.
Going under the knife for a cosmetic procedure sounds scary for many, but is truly no big deal to others — especially if they know it will help their confidence skyrocket. The number of surgeries doesn’t matter so much as whether the end result works for the person who’s getting them, and Chrissy’s truly the only one who knows what that means for her.
