Closer ISSUE 817

Peer pressure has always been hard to deal with, but in the digital age it can be deadly. Social media images of celebs with tiny waists and huge bottoms have driven a huge surge in demand for the Brazilian bum lift. In the last five years, the number of women flocking to have fat sucked from their stomachs and injected into their rears has risen 50 per cent. But it’s taken the tragic death of mum-of-three Leah Cambridge to highlight that this is the riskiest of all aesthetic procedures and can be lethal. Meanwhile, on p18 we look at the rise in the suicide rate among young women and, once again, social media plays a terrifying role, as experts reveal people compare their lives to their friends’ carefully edited posts…

Her love life has gone from one car crash to the next. In the space of a week, Jordan was snapped moving some belongings into her boyfriend Kris Boyson’s home, just days before she was spotted on a secret date with Essex businessman Alex Adderson. She was also caught following – then unfollowing – her former love interest, footballer Shane Duffy, on Instagram. And after reportedly enjoying “several” secret meet-ups with millionaire Alex, 25, pals say the mum of five has become increasingly interested in having an open relationship. A source says, “Katie’s been burnt so many times in the past that it’s put her off having a ‘normal’ relationship, and says it’s time to do things differently. She likes the idea of lining up a string of rich men…

Alicia Douvall often dominated headlines in the noughties with her kiss-and-tell stories on famous footballers, as well as her more recent claims that she had sex with music mogul Simon Cowell. But mum-of-two Alicia, 38, believes Jordan is making a mistake by dating toyboy Kris Boyson, 29, and being snapped with Alex Adderson, 25. Speaking to Closer, the former glamour model says, “Katie needs to step away from the public eye – what worked for her before doesn’t work any more. She needs to reinvent herself and get rid of the toyboys. She goes out with them because she can manipulate them – and they’re happy to be in the media. I know people will look at the mistakes I made and maybe say I’m not one to give advice,…

❛SHE FEELS LIKE ALL EYES ARE ON THEM & THAT ANYTHING THEY DO IS PULLED APART❜ Her 19-year marriage to David Beckham has faced constant rumours of strain. And last week, Posh faced fresh humiliation when fans accused David of appearing to snub her while holidaying in France with their good friends, Elton John and David Furnish. In a video, which emerged online, the couple can be seen leaving a restaurant, but as Posh, 44, attempts to talk to David, it seems as though he ignores her and walks ahead. One fan wrote, “The way David completely disregarded Victoria trying to speak to him speaks volumes itself.”Another said, “Look at how David completely disregarded her and blanked her. That’s actually very sad. He just ignored her.” Posh also posted a…

● British mum-of-three dies on operating table after having controversial Brazilian butt lift ● The dangerous surgery carries the highest death rate of any aesthetic procedure ● Fat transfer can result in heart attacks or brain embolisms After mum-of-three Leah Cambridge died on the operating table last week, following a botched Brazilian butt lift in a Turkish clinic used by reality stars, the grave reality of the cosmetic procedure was exposed to the world. The 29 year old, from Leeds, suffered three heart attacks during the £5,000 op at Elite Aftercare clinic – allegedly a favourite of celebs such as TOWIE’s Lauren Goodger and Geordie Shore’s Chloe Ferry. The controversial surgery reshapes the bottom by transferring fat from other areas, such as the stomach or back. And countless celebs endorse…

In new documentary Sex, Knives And Liposuction (airing 20 Sept on W at 10pm), filmed at the same Turkish clinic where Leah died, the shocking truth about the procedure was revealed. Before Leah’s death, surgeon Dr Ali Uckan said on camera that patients risked bleeding, infection or blood clots. He also added that if you were injected in the wrong place, it could rupture an internal organ – a matter of “life or death”. Beautician Keshia Rutter, 30, was filmed having the op for the documentary and described the pain as feeling like she was “run over, fell off a cliff and hit by a cricket bat”. She added, “The horrible part was the blood leaking out, and the fat. I had bandages round me… and I was projectile vomiting.”…