Most Ladies Criticize BBL Surgeries Because They Can’t Afford It

Most Ladies Criticize BBL Surgeries Because They Can’t Afford It – Faith Morey

Nollywood actress, Faith Morey has come out to say that some of the women who have undergone the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery are same ones who talk down on other women for going under the knife. She recently had her say via her social media page, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to her, it is just very sad to see how most Nigerian women talk down on other women embracing the hourglass-enhancing surgery simply because they can’t afford it.

Faith added that before people criticize things, they should first make sure they can afford to do them.

She said, “More women are embracing BBL, and it’s exciting to see that some of them were those who always talked down on other women for going under the knife,”

“I’ve always known that most women talk down on BBL because they can’t afford it. Anyways, before you criticise anything, make sure you have the money and have probably tried it.”

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