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Katie Price made a major cosmetic surgery U-turn as she revealed she is no longer making tweakments to her bottom.
The former glamour model, 48, has become known for her excessive history of cosmetic procedures, including six face lifts, 17 breast augmentations, dental work and a fox eye op.
However the star has now revealed she will never have a BBL or any more filler in her bottom due to fears she 'will die'.
Speaking on Andrew Gold Heretics podcast on Thursday, she discussed the risks surrounding cosmetic surgery.
She confessed: 'I so want to get my implants [in her bottom]. I've booked it in then haven't because so many people said, "Kate, don't do implants in your bottom."
'So, I haven't. I have actually listened because for that one people die.'
Katie Price made a major cosmetic surgery U-turn as she revealed she is no longer making tweakments to her bottom
The star has now revealed she will never have a BBL or any more filler in her bottom due to fears she 'will die'
Explaining she has previously had filler in her bottom, Katie confirmed she wouldn't ever have it again due to the high risk.
She said: 'I've had filler in it, but the filler does not last me the same as my lips. I don't know if it's my high metabolism but it never lasts on me.
'So, I've had the filler in the bum, but I've stopped it now because I've heard of so many people dying doing it that I'm not even doing that now because I'm like, nah.'
As Andrew asked about infection risk, Katie added: 'It can happen to anyone for your body could just reject it.
'And I think everyone when it's easy now on Instagram, you can see before and after ops and a lot of people airbrush the bit after to make it look good.
'But people don't realise you've got that bit in between that isn't nice and you just got to trust the process.
'But every time you're under the knife, anything can go wrong. Like it doesn't mean to say if you do your face it's going to heal well. There's always a risk with everything.'
It comes as Katie revealed she's only spent £40,000 of her own money on cosmetic procedures despite going under the knife '40 times' over the years.
Speaking on Andrew Gold Heretics podcast on Thursday, she discussed the risks surrounding cosmetic surgery. She confessed: 'I so want to get my implants [in her bottom]'
It comes as Katie revealed she's only spent £40,000 of her own money on cosmetic procedures despite going under the knife '40 times' over the years
Katie chatted to Olivia Attwood on the latest series of ITV's Price Of Perfection, which investigates the world of celebrity plastic surgery.
Although she has received many free treatments over the years due to her fame, Katie insisted she 'would be able to pay if she wanted to'.
'How many surgeries do you reckon you've had in total?' Olivia questioned.
'Oh my god, that's really hard,' Katie said. 'Maybe about 30 or 40? I must have done.'
Olivia asked: 'You've had a lot of free surgeries but you've also paid for a lot as well. Over the years would you say it's been a mix of free surgeries and paid?'
Katie said: I've probably paid £40,000 all in.'
Completely shocked, Olivia replied: 'In total? Is that it?'
She hit back: 'I could pay for it if I wanted to get it done.'
Katie later opened up about her family's fears about the many surgeries she has undergone.
She said: 'For 30 years, everyone has been, "You don’t need this, you don’t need that," but if I wanna do it, I am doing it anyway.
'I do listen to surgeons now because if every surgeon did what I wanted, I'd look more like a freak of nature. I don't want to look freaky!'
She emotionally added: 'There have been times where I've thought "Kate, people are not looking at you because you look good, they're looking because you look like a f** alien or puffer fish."'
Her mother Amy has been vocal with her concerns about her daughter's surgeries and in 2023 claimed the star was suffering from body dysmorphia.
Body dysmorphia, or body dysmorphic disorder, is a condition where a person obsessively worries about apparent flaws in their appearance.
Katie added: 'I've always said I haven't got body dysmorphia for years because I didn't think I did.
'But I've realised I do have body dysmorphia because I look in the mirror as I do now and think I don't like what I see and I'm going to change something.
'I don't know what I get out of it, I need to know that I'm happy when I look in the mirror and I'm so not.'
Katie added that she has never felt comfortable or happy with her looks over the years.
'I'd love to know what I'd look like if I never had surgery. I'll never know!' she said.