You’re Kidding, She Said What?
“That either my breasts are so big they keep me from being able to sit up straight or I just have really bad posture?”
How mean. I’m thinking whoever said that might have been right though. Sorry Tori. Try and sit up straight and see if that helps. It probably won’t, but it appears like you need all the suggestions you can get. There’s always reconstructive surgery too. That’s a thought.
Just sayin’.
I really like Tori Spelling, but for God’s sake, eat something! Maybe if the rest of her is proportioned, it will be able to hold up her boobs!
It looks as if her saline bags are deflating. Go eat a ham sandwich Tori! Please!
I’ve noticed Tori Spelling getting skinnier and skinnier lately. She’s taking it a little far I think. She definitely needs to practice better posture too.
That is a really terrible picture! Something needs to be done, that’s for sure!
Nasty!!!
That is gross. She looks terrible. Or, I should say her boobs look terrible. Yuck.
Her chest looks kind of hollowed out.
I really don’t even know why Tori Spelling had this done in the first place. I’m not being mean here just realistic, it really didn’t help her any, did it?
I don’t think so.
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