Jesinta Franklin

And I was 18 at the time and that was quite a confronting conversation to have because it was something that I hadn't ever really thought about.

And, yeah, I ended up going to mum and dad and I said, look, I've had this conversation and I feel like winning this competition could be like life-changing for me.

And, you know, credit to mum and dad, they didn't have a positive or a negative reaction to it.

They were like, we will just support you in whatever it is that you want to do.

And yeah, I ended up, yeah, obviously having my boobs done.

I don't regret having it done because of obviously I went on to win the competition and placed very well overseas and I have an amazing life and have had an amazing career.

And I do credit, you know, winning the competition to that because it just opened so many doorways for me.

But in saying that, if I had my time again, I don't, it's hard to say I regret it, but it's something I wish I hadn't

Done, if that makes sense.

Like I'm so… I can't regret it because obviously I won the competition.

I've had an amazing career for it.

But it's just one of those things like…

I don't know, it's just even, yeah, you have to get them redone and, you know, there's all these things that came with it and I just think now all I want is just my small little perky boobs that I had pre.

Because once you do it, you can't, the only option is like if you remove them, you kind of do have to have a lift because there's all that excess skin there from, and then there's so much scarring with that and it's a big procedure to have.

So, yeah, when I had them out and I had them lifted before I fell pregnant,

I was like, oh, why did I do this?

I remember being in the bed and being away from the kids and just being like, I would never have had to have done this if I didn't make that decision.

So yeah, I regret it and I don't regret it, if that makes sense.

You just wouldn't have that conversation.

You wouldn't say to someone, go get this done.