Kelly Stafford got honest about the work she’s had done after 10 years of marriage and giving birth to four daughters.
Stafford, 35, the wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, welcomed her plastic surgeon, Dr. Garth Fisher, as a guest on the Monday, May 26 episode of her podcast, “The Morning After.”
In reflecting back on the recent plastic surgery Dr. Fisher performed on her, Kelly described it as “a little bit of a mommy makeover.”
“I had my boobs re-done and you also did the tummy tuck,” Kelly said. “And you put back together my ass.”
Kelly also revealed she had breast implants well before the latest work.
“I don’t even remember the year,” she said.
Kelly felt “great” and “very confident” after her surgeries, but admitted she had some basic questions going into things.
“A lot of people who live in California know what a tummy tuck is, but in my mind when I was told a tummy tuck, I was like, ‘That’s lipo[suction], right?’” Kelly recalled. “I was thinking fat removal and then skin and I remember being like, “Oh man, OK.’”
In specifically discussing her tummy tuck, Kelly hinted that she and Matthew, 37, are definitively done having kids.
“You don’t want to go in and get a tummy tuck and get rid of the skin and get pregnant again,” she said. “Because that’s kind of a waste.”
Kelly and Matthew are parents to twins Sawyer and Chandler, 8, Hunter, 6 and Tyler, 4. The couple got married in April 2015 after meeting during their time at the University of Georgia.
While she didn’t reveal a specific date of her recent surgeries, Kelly said the timing had to be right for her to go under the knife again.
Kelly Stafford recently received some surprising health news — and explained her plan to hopefully turn things around. Stafford, 35, completed an at-home blood work test which revealed her cholesterol levels were “extremely high,” she revealed on the Thursday, April 17, episode of her podcast “The Morning After.” The test indicated that Stafford “needs to […]
“You want to do it when you still have that urge to feel sexy,” she said. “I’m not saying at 18 years down the road I might not have a resurgence of that. But I also just think you’re older in age and it gets tougher.”
While her experience with Dr. Foster was a positive one, Kelly detailed an experience getting “burned” after a skin laser treatment before having kids.
“I had burns all over my face and I’ll never forget it,” she said. “We had a ski trip and I had to wear Aquafor with pads all over my face. I went out like that. We went to the club.”
When Kelly’s podcast cohost, Hank Winchester, suggested that maybe she “shouldn’t go out to the bars that night,” Kelly responded, “I don’t miss out on a good time.”
