Lucy Spraggan Plans To Attend Sex Clubs When Pandemic Ends

Lucy Spraggan has revealed she is waiting for sex clubs to reopen now that's she had a boob job.

The singer-songwriter and contestant on The X-Factor has lost around three stone through boxing and cutting down on the good things in life, such as beer, bread and biscuits.

However, the 29-year-old said her boobs shrank with the weight loss, from a 36/38C to a 32A. As such, she decided to get breast implants - and now she can't wait to show them off.

Speaking to The Sun, Spraggan - who split from ex-wife Georgina Gordon in 2019 - said: "Before, I never saw my body as a sexual vessel. I know that's quite a Shakespearean way of describing it but, in my eyes, I was never sexy.

"I just feel more of an exhibitionist now, like I would do anything. I'm not afraid of being naked anywhere now.

"I'm waiting for all the sex clubs to open so I can go! I signed up for a sex party then Covid happened. A lesbian one.

"This vaccine needs to hurry up so I can go to a sex club."

Preach, Lucy... about the vaccine hurrying up, I mean.

Explaining the rationale behind going public about her boob job, she said: "My boobs started shrinking as soon as I started losing weight.

"I was single from July 2019 so I'd started re-entering the single world and I became a little bit more aware of what I looked like.

"In the beginning it was like: 'I've got a six pack, look at me!' Then it's like... 'Look at the state of my t*ts because of the six pack'. It's my reality and it's honest.

"If I'd just appeared with some t*ts out of nowhere, you might not have really noticed if I'd not got them out but if other people have lost a considerable amount of weight, they might think: 'Why are Lucy Spraggan's t*ts fine when mine aren't?'

"If you lose a lot of weight, the reality is you're going to have loose skin and that's not something I was aware of."

Well, the vaccine is being rolled out as we speak anyway, so hopefully Spraggan will have an exciting year ahead.

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Jake Massey

Jake Massey is a journalist at LADbible. He graduated from Newcastle University, where he learnt a bit about media and a lot about living without heating. After spending a few years in Australia and New Zealand, Jake secured a role at an obscure radio station in Norwich, inadvertently becoming a real-life Alan Partridge in the process. From there, Jake became a reporter at the Eastern Daily Press. Jake enjoys playing football, listening to music and writing about himself in the third person.

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