Iggy Azalea says she regrets having her moles ‘cut off’ after cancer fear
Aussie rapper Iggy Azalea has tweeted a bizarre rant about having her moles removed because she was warned they were cancerous.
The 29-year-old, whose real name is Amethyst Amelia Kelly, revealed she was sad that she no longer has the moles.
She took to Twitter and wrote: "I cut the moles off my tummy Incase they were cancerous.
"And turns out, they weren’t – I’m still deeply moderately kind of sad about it.
"This happened in 2018. Thankyou for listening to my complaint.
"Now that I’ve shared I hope I can move on finally."
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Iggy is no stranger to plastic surgery and has also had butt implants and a nose job.
The Black Widow rapper caused a bit of a stir with her pert derriere in snaps with new boyfriend LJay Currie during a late winter holiday in Mexico.
She has regularly been asked if her figure has been enhanced by cosmetic surgery, and it's not something Iggy has shied away from discussing – although rumours about her booty have never been confirmed or denied.
While appearing on American comedy series Wild ’N Out, she was asked: “Every dude in here would really like to know how much of that booty is really real.”
She replied: “I’m gonna put you up on game. It’s real in your hands, but ya’ll don’t need to be worrying about booty that’s above your weight class.”
The Aussie star has been open about having surgery on her nose and breasts and insisted it’s nothing to be ashamed of.
"Your perception of yourself can change a lot over time, so I think it's important to wait and make sure it's the right choice.
"Plastic surgery is an emotional journey."
Speaking about her nose job, she has said: "I think, in 2016, people should be more accepting of the fact that both famous and non-famous women are having cosmetic procedures."
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