Raven-Symoné Opens Up About Shocking Reason She Got A Breast Reduction At Age 15
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The Disney alum said the procedure also led her to undergo more cosmetic surgeries.
Raven-Symoné recalled having her first breast reduction when she was just 15 years old.
While speaking on her podcast “Tea Time with Raven & Miranda,” which she co-hosts with wife Miranda Pearman-Maday, the Disney alum shared that she was pushed to get the procedure by adults in her life who pressured her over her appearance.
“I had my first breast reduction at 15,” she said during the Dec. 5 episode. “I went from a triple D all the way down to a B,” noting that “someone said I needed to do it in order to get a show.”
Symoné, who starred in Disney Channel’s “That’s So Raven” from 2003 to 2007, shared that the breast reduction led to her getting liposuction as well after she faced criticism over her weight.
“At the same time I was like, ‘If you’re gonna take my boobs out, I want a lipo,’” she continued.
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