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Sarah Burge, known as “The Human Barbie” because of her love of plastic surgery, first made headlines when she promised her daughter a boob job on her seventh birthday. But when it came to the holidays, this mother wasn’t quite finished giving the gift of cosmetic alterations to her kids.
Little Poppy Burge woke up Christmas morning and found something a bit more suggestive than your more conventional stocking stuffer: a £7,000 voucher for liposuction. Her mother, who has spent more than £500,000 on cosmetic surgery for herself, told Daily Mail that the voucher would “come in handy”:
“She asks for surgery all the time. She wants to look good and lipo is one of those procedures that will always come in handy. I see these vouchers as investing in her future – like saving money for her education.”
When notoriously presenting her daughter with a boob voucher last year, Sarah noted that if young Poppy develops naturally large breasts, she could still use the money for a different procedure. And while not envisioning cosmetic surgeries for her little girl, she is throwing down money for pole dancing classes and throwing lavish birthday parties that include drinking faux champagne and having professional manicures in big pink party buses.
Mother Burge may be pulling our chain with her unique voucher system but she says that her older daughters Charlotte, 27, Hannah, 17 and step-daughter Jazzy have already had Botox and are planning to have more enhancements in the near future. The self-proclaimed Human Barbie pays the bills for all this silicone through her “lucrative” erotic novels and planning plastic surgery parties. She would also do well to cite exploiting her daughter onto her list of income.
(photo: dailymail.co.uk)
she is a twat
41 days ago
[...] According to Mommyish, this is the same woman who promised her daughter a boob job for her seventh birthday. Yes, you did read that right. A boob job at 7! [...]
Poll dancing? Sounds hot. But you probably mean pole dancing.
42 days ago
[...] parenting skills from a tabloid story, we can reasonably conclude that Sarah Burge has no problem exploiting her child for fame. Which sounds, coincidentally, like horrible [...]