Air hostess who got new pair of breasts given by grandparents

An air stewardess has got a new pair of boobs… thanks to her grandparents.

Amy Hart, 22, says she suffered from low self-confidence and nerves because of her 34A bust.

In a bid to cure her of her body confidence issues, her grandmum and granddad Harry and Dee Giles agreed to foot the bill for her new Shs. 710134.59 boobs.

Amy said: "Now I never worry about putting on a bikini or a nice dress to go out because my boobs are ample enough to fill them. And it's all thanks to my grandma and granddad."

Stunning Amy, from Worthing, West Sussex, had always been obsessed with her looks and self-conscious about her body.

Despite regularly being compared to soap stunner Helen Flanagan, she couldn't bring herself to be photographed on a beach in a bikini and was always searching for clothes that would cover up her flat chest.

So after years of being unhappy with her figure, Amy asked for a boob job for her 21st birthday present.

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But her mum Susanne said the money was out of the question and that she was better off waiting until she could afford it herself.

Amy decided to go to her grandparents in the hope that they might be able to help her out.

Although hesitant at first, when she said that, if they couldn't help, she would take out a commercial loan, her grandparents relented and agreed to loan her the cash.

Just days later she had booked an appointment with a private surgeon and decided on a double D pair to take the place of her natural boobs.

Now she feels so confident she's become a beauty pageant princess. The air stewardess has spent the last year strutting the catwalk in pageants.

Amy said: "I was always really conscious about my chest – it felt like I had bee stings in comparison to everyone on TV and in magazines.

"When I was 17 I had veneers for my teeth and they made me so much more confident and willing to smile I figured that it would be a similar story with my boobs.

"But I couldn't afford it and my parents said they couldn't pay for it so I went to my grandparents - we've always been really close and I was sure they'd help me out.

"Borrowing the money from my grandparents was definitely worth it – even though I'm paying it back bit by bit every month.

"Now I can wear any dress and any bikini and I don't have to worry about a push-up bra or chicken fillets.

"And I'm loving getting in to the pageant circuit – I would never have had the confidence before I had the surgery.

"The best bit is that it's not all about looking nice and pretty dresses – it's about inspiring younger girls and raising thousands for charity.

"I thought about keeping my fake boobs a secret, but when a friend told everyone in my hometown I didn't really have a choice.

"And then I thought: 'Why should I be ashamed?' I have a career, I didn't take money from the NHS to get them, and I'm much happier."