If you are Kim Kardashian, nothing can stop you from wearing body-hugging, skintight clothing, and looking all plump and beautiful; yes, even pregnancy. But is the reality star taking it too far for still getting plastic surgeries even during this second pregnancy?
The 'Selfish' author was in San Francisco on Tuesday evening to take part in the Commonwealth Club of California for her book at the city's Castro Theater, dailymail.uk reports. Sporting a black Balmain dress that emphasized her curves and her blossoming baby bump, the reality star was looking really good for someone who is already four months into her pregnancy. Is this stunning pregnant look courtesy of her alleged recent "doctor's appointments" that are obviously not ultrasound tests?
Known for having her fair share of cosmetic procedures, it is not a shocker if the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star is getting some nips and tucks while she's expecting.
"She [normally] gets Botox and fillers every three months," an In Touch insider reveals in a report by HollyWood Life. "She got injectables all the time [before her pregnancy], so she never gets a wrinkle or a crease and so she has full lips and high cheekbones. It's her signature look."
But reps of the 34-year-old soon-to-be mother of two denies the allegations - which is good. Dr. Mathew Schulman, a certified plastic surgeon, warns of the use of fillers and Botox and that they are "not approved for use in pregnant or lactating women."
However, the mag's tipster would not budge. "She sees a healthy child when she looks at North. So why would she worry that getting [it] done during pregnancy hurt anyone?" But we think Kimmy is better than that, or not?
"[Plastic surgery procedures] are second nature to her. She's modified each and every part of her body - with a nose job, Botox and cheek injections, breast implants, chemical peels, liposuction and face work," claims the report.
If there is any truth to this, we just hope Kim takes a break from getting those procedures even just for this span of her pregnancy.
