I’ve spent over £81,000 on plastic surgery to look like a real life Bratz doll – I get trolled online but I love my bimbo lifestyle

A model has spent more than £81,000 on plastic surgery, including 25cc lips, to become a real Bratz doll.

Professional fetish model Angel Bimbo, 24, from South Florida, has spent more than £8,000 beautifying their lips alone in a bid to look like a living human version of their biggest inspiration: Bratz dolls.

The iconic Bratz dolls are an American fashion doll and media franchise created by Mattel and launched in 2001. Their tagline states that they have “a passion for fashion”, which includes focusing on popular fashion trends and having plump lips and visible makeup .

Angel, who was born male and has previously expressed a preference for using their pronouns, first got hyaluronic acid fillers at age 17, which sparked their love for enhancements, leading to plastic surgery at 18 age.

Now Angel has undergone over 16 different procedures including hair transplants, rhinoplasty, BBL, butt implants, hyaluronic acid hip and butt injections, soft sculpt liposuction, calf implants, facial fat grafting, filler in multiple facial areas, buccal fat removal, gum tissue reshaping , Botox, permanent make-up tattooing and fat remover injections. With their 25cc XL lips they claim to have the largest lips in Florida.

Angel has always felt confident on the inside, but now that plastic surgery and enhancements have become more accessible, they can finally feel as confident about their appearance as they are on the inside.

“I have always felt confident, but now my exterior matches how I feel and how I want to be seen in society,” they said.

'My main inspiration for the size of my lips are Bratz dolls. I decided to accentuate my lips because I like the look.

'I enjoy challenging the limits of your body and how much it can handle.'

Angel follows the 'Bimbo Lifestyle', which according to them involves more than just cosmetic procedures.

They emphasized that the flamboyant lifestyle is a way to portray an exaggerated version of femininity.

Unfortunately, Angel often gets hate online because many people don't accept their lifestyle and improvements.

“Of course I've received hate,” Angel said. 'Usually about the size of my lips.

“I've been called every name you can think of in the book, but I love the hate comments. If no one hated me, I would be so bored right now.

“I get a lot of different reactions, people love it, sometimes they hate it.”

'My friends and family don't say much. I've been doing this for years, of course they think I'm crazy, so that's no big deal.'

Angel loves how they are able to express their true selves and maintain their bimbo lifestyle even though they have received hate online for it, and has no plans to quit their lifestyle anytime soon.

'For me, being a Bimbo means more than wearing pink and having surgery. “I see the extreme look and exaggeration of femininity as a way to challenge the society that has always tried to silence people like me,” they said.

'I have always found that science and technology allow us to control the way we look. I have always enjoyed change

“I'll never stop.”

It comes after Angel, an OnlyFans entertainer, opened up about their lifestyle in an episode of the Truly series 'Addicted to a look.'

Angel said they love their big lips, small waist and big butts, but don't think they are “extreme enough” yet.

'I will never want to get smaller. Who wants that? Being a bimbo is everything in my life, from the way I walk, the way I talk, the way I do my nails, the way I do everything,” they explained.

Angel remembers growing up watching plastic surgery shows with their mother in Mexico and thinking, “Oh, wow, that's so cool.”

They said they moved to Miami because they knew a lot of people there were “very interested in the plastic look” they wanted to achieve.

So far they have had hairline surgery, a nose job, a chin implant and liposuction, butt and calf implants and 'filler everywhere'.

In their Instagram bio, they brag that they have 23cc of filler in their lips alone, claiming their pout is the “largest in Florida.”

“Every month I spend about $1,500 to maintain my appearance,” they said. 'But there have always been generous men who helped me make my plastic dreams come true.'

Angel refused to put a label on their gender identity, saying they “just identify as a bimbo doll.”

'Gender is not important in my life. I don't think about it. It means nothing to me. I'm also not proud of being part of the LGBT community [do] I feel welcome,” they explained. '

“All these new politics and ideas do not represent me. LGBT people want to put a label on everything. “Oh, you're gay” or “You're trans.”

“If I were to sit here right now and say to you, 'Oh, I'm a woman,' you'll believe me. You will treat me as such because it is the right thing to do. But if I tell you I'm a man, you'll believe me, so who cares?'

They added that they have “always felt a lot of judgment” from the LGBT community because they don't share the same ideas.

During the episode, Angel stopped by a medical spa to have more filler applied to their cheeks, despite the owner telling them they already looked perfect.

They admitted that they were already planning their next procedures, including filler in their butts and even more filler in their lips.

Angel noted that many people assume they're insecure because of all the plastic surgery they've had, but they emphasized that “you have to be ten times more confident” if you choose to look like them because of the comments you get.