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Famous People, Infamous Busts

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of breast implants this month, we’re examining some of the more brow-raising busts of our time. Click here to read the full article.

May 2012

Tara Reid

Poor Tara Reid had a very public struggle with her breasts: she admitted in 2006 to getting implants to “even out” her bust, but said that the procedure was botched—a fact she accidentally flaunted in 2004 when the strap of her dress fell, revealing half of her chest to a crowd of photographers. “If I had to do it again, I never would have done it in the first place,” she said on The View.
May 2012
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