Love Island's Malin Andersson has £7k surgery
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Love Island ’s Malin Andersson has undergone £7,000 worth of surgery to look good on her social media channels.
The 24-year-old reality star has undergone a boob lift, bum lift and liposuction to sculpt her dream body and boost her confidence online.
And she’s planning more surgery to further perk up her rear end, and a procedure to eliminate her “bingo wings” down the line.
“If you look at my Instagram, there are no pictures with my boobs out or bikini shots. I absolutely hated them - even selfies in the mirror,” she told Heat magazine.
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“I used to wear baggy jumpers, but now I can wear everything tight. I’ll be like, ‘Damn!” and now I’m taking selfies left, right and centre.
“I’m 24 years old - why should I be covering myself up all the time because I’m self conscious about my body?”
Malin added that she won’t go overboard with surgery - and will never touch her face.
“I know when to stop,” she insisted. “I wouldn’t ever touch my face - I’ve had a bit of lip filler and that’s it. My body is something I’ve always wanted to fix, so I’m happy I’ve had it done.”
Malin showed off her newfound body confidence by sharing an Instagram video overnight showing her in a sexy blue swimsuit while on holiday with friends.
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Malin found fame on last summer’s Love Island , where she hooked up with Terry Walsh - but was then forced to leave him behind after a shock elimination sent her home.
Back in the UK, she then had to watch Terry getting together with island newcomer Emma Jane Woodhams despite thinking he’d stay faithful to her.
"So I'm single," Malin then announced on Twitter.
"I'll let you all know how I feel tomorrow and my version on things. Heads gonna explode. Excited for the rest of the summer! On wards and upwards."
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In January, Malin revealed she’d dropped two stone since Love Island finished filming, embracing a new healthy eating diet and regular exercise regime.
She explained to Daily Star that going out in the evenings after Love Island and a poor diet led to weight gain.
“Before appearing on Love Island I was extremely conscious of what I ate, I knew there would be nowhere to hide and I tried my hardest to get into shape.
"And whilst I was in the villa I was purposely being healthy because I knew I was constantly being watched,” she said.
“But as soon as I left I no longer felt the needed to diet and so I threw myself into partying, I ate whatever I wanted and drank most evenings with friends.”
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Malin said it was a holiday in Dubai in September last year that forced her to change her ways, after she realised she was hiding behind cover ups as she didn’t want anyone to see her in a bikini.
She's spoken in the past about wanting to help women boost their body confidence by sharing her own story.
Speaking to Now magazine last year, Malin said she went on Love Island to find a platform to talk about the issue, rather than to be famous.
"I didn’t really go on the show to be famous, I wanted to use it as a platform to help girls with confidence issues. I used to suffer with a really bad eating disorder," she said.
"It started when I was sixteen and lasted up until a year and a half ago. I’d binge eat loads of crap and then I’d try and make myself sick and it was an ongoing cycle.
"It got to the point where I needed counselling and, while it helped, I knew that I was the only one who could save me."
"I’m better now but I want to raise awareness of how much things like yo-yo dieting, fads and the quest to being ‘perfect’ affects so many girls."