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| PICTURE: Instagram/@fayeshortty
Comedian and daughter to Tipperary's Patt Shortt, Faye Shortt has shocked fans after revealing to her social media followers she "got a BBL."
A BBL is an acronym for two things 'Broadband Light' therapy, a type of skin treatment and in a different context BBL can stand for 'Brazilian Butt Lift', Shortt joked with her followers she got an "a**" lift.
The comedian said: "I got a BBL done, cats out of the bag, I said it here I got a BBL done. Look I know what you're probably thinking 'her a** is already huge already' and yes I know I felt the same thing too but I still got one done too. Except it was on my face, I wanted one done on my a** of course but my mum said my bum was too big so I couldn't."
@fayeshortty Full before and after will be up on my insta in a few weeks once the healing takes place #BBL #Moxi #treatment #skincare @Eden Medical Clinic Ireland ♬ original sound - fayeshortty
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