Well after reading it, it seems quite legit, nothing seems out of place, sure the bra size is wrong, but she does have a 166cm bust and is down as an XXX cup, that's just not how bra sizes work
The before pic seems real, I mean, we've never seen a pic of her face with that hairstyle so it's not as if they could have taken it from a newer pic and put it on a small body, and she has said she was an A cup
And the whole 'I'll risk death to go bigger' is a slight misquote as she basically says she knows the risks of what she's doing but she loves going and feeling bigger
... she knows what she's doing
Lastly I should point out that this is a magazine, not a tabloid, sure some of our British tabloids can be a bit cheap and nasty but this is a general interest magazine focused on health and beauty. This is a topic that focuses on both, a real woman pushing her bust to the limit for her ultimate goal, and thanks to the Chelsea Charms TV appearance, supersized busts are kinda a hot topic that gets people talking
Like I said, I hope Beshine (or as the article put it, BeShine
) informs us how legitimate this all is