Helen Flanagan puts on a VERY busty display in pink lace lingerie set as she reveals the reason she had a boob job

Helen Flanagan put on a busty display in a pink lace lingerie set as she revealed to her followers why she opted for a boob job back in 2023. The mother-of-three, 34, who shares Matilda, nine, Delilah, six, and Charlie, three, with her footballer ex-fiancé Scott Sinclair, explained that she decided to undergo surgery after losing volume in her breasts due to breastfeeding. In January 2023, the former Coronation Street star visited Pall Mall Cosmetics in a bid to 'regain confidence in her body' and address the 'loss of volume' in her breasts.

Helen shared in a recent Instagram post: 'I get asked a lot about my boob job in my DMs. I breast fed 3 babies for 3 years in total.'. She added humorously: 'At the end you could have tied my boobs in a bow (laughing emoji) though I have no regrets at all in breast feeding my babies❤️✨.'. Helen went on to explain that she had her breast enlargement surgery performed by Mr. Hussain, who made her feel comfortable and in good hands.

Helen Flanagan put on a busty display in a pink lace lingerie set as she revealed to her followers why she chose breast enhancement surgery in 2023. Helen shared in a recent Instagram post: 'I get asked a lot about my boob job in my DMs. I breast fed 3 babies for 3 years in total'. She said: 'I went with @pallmallcosmetics and I had Breast Enlargement with Mr Hussain, who made me feel really comfortable and I felt in good hands.'.

'I’m glad I didn’t have to have a lift and I could have them naturally lifted by the implants.'. Helen further elaborated that after a few consultations, she decided on a 340CC Motiva Round implant with dual plane placement. She said: 'I had a few consultations until I was truly happy with the decision of my implant size which were 340cc - Motiva Round - opted for dual plane placement x. 'I lost a lot of weight from my break up and I didn’t want my boobs to be too big for my frame but I needed them to fill out the skin that needed lifting. Now they are just perfect for my frame and I feel they are really natural, like my boobs before my kids.'.

Reflecting on her past struggles with body image, she added: 'When I look back to when I really wanted my surgery done it was sad as I didn’t feel confident and sexy with their dad, I always had to have a bra on and I was so self conscious about my boobs. 'I remember crying in the shower after when I finished feeding Delilah as I just didn’t feel like me and I was so self conscious of my boobs and how the skin just sagged, even though there dad always said I was beautiful.'.

Helen also revealed that she waited until after having her youngest, Charlie, to undergo surgery. Helen, 34, who shares three children with ex-fiancé Scott Sinclair (pictured 2019), explained that she decided to undergo surgery after losing volume in her breasts due to breastfeeding. She added humorously: 'At the end you could have tied my boobs in a bow (laughing emoji) though I have no regrets at all in breast feeding my babies❤️✨'.

Helen broke up with her ex-Scott Sinclair, 35, in 2022 after thirteen years together, four of which they were engaged. The star is now in a relationship with former footballer Robbie Talbot (both pictured last year). She added: 'I knew I wasn’t done having babies though so I waited till after Charlie to have my boobs done. Before kids I was a natural E cup and after 3 pregnancies and 3 years of breast feeding I couldn’t even fit a B cup bra without it being baggy.'.

'I don’t regret any of my breast feeding, it was such a beautiful, precious part of my life and I loved the bonding with the babies….'. 'I don’t think I’ll ever have a baby again though, I think it’s sad as women to say  "that’s me done now, never ever again" so I’d rather say it’s highly unlikely for me that I will ever have another baby again.'. She explained: 'I think because for me it would be nice to get my life a bit calmer again and being a mum and struggling on and off sometimes with mental health it can be hard,'.