Meghan Trainor, the renowned singer-songwriter, recently opened up about her decision to undergo a breast lift. This personal choice stems from a desire to address what she describes as naturally “saggy” breasts and regain confidence after experiencing changes in her body following motherhood.
Trainor, 31, candidly shared with PEOPLE magazine that she felt her breasts were always “looking at the ground.” This insecurity led her to pursue a breast lift, a decision she considers “a big deal.” The procedure is not just about aesthetics for Trainor; it’s a practical choice influenced by her breastfeeding experiences with her two sons, Riley, 4, and Barry, 18 months.
“Listen, these don’t make milk,” Trainor humorously explained, emphasizing that future pregnancies won’t alter the outcome. With the upcoming 10th-anniversary re-release of her debut album, Title, on March 28th, Trainor feels it’s the right time to prioritize her personal well-being and embrace this transformative journey.
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Despite her excitement, Trainor admitted to feeling apprehensive about the surgery, as it will be her first major surgical procedure besides her two C-sections. “I’m very scared,” she confessed. However, the anticipation of having “new boobs” outweighs her fears.
Trainor initially revealed her plans on her podcast, Workin’ on It, which she co-hosts with her husband, actor Daryl Sabara, and her brother, Ryan Trainor. On the podcast, she described her breasts as “saggy sacks” after weight fluctuations and breastfeeding. She emphasized that this desire for a breast lift has been a long-standing one, fueled by a desire to boost her confidence.
While acknowledging the physical changes her body has undergone, Trainor clarified that she loves her body and that the procedure is about enhancing her self-image. “They got big, they got small, they got big, they got small,” she recounted on her podcast, detailing the changes her breasts went through during and after pregnancy.
Trainor confirmed that she’s opting for a lift, potentially with a minor implant to give her breasts a more defined shape. “I’m just getting a lift,” she clarified. “Maybe a little implant just so they’re like, ‘We are boobs,’ ‘cause right now, they are not. But I love them, love my body, and I’ve been wanting this for years.” This statement underscores that the procedure is about self-improvement and aligning her physical appearance with her inner confidence.
This decision reflects a broader trend of individuals embracing cosmetic procedures to enhance their self-esteem and address personal insecurities. Trainor’s openness about her journey provides a relatable narrative for those considering similar procedures. Her story highlights the importance of prioritizing personal well-being and seeking solutions that promote self-confidence.
