Victoria Wild said - “I have a better life. It is easier to make money when you are beautiful. Especially if you have big breasts and nice face.“
A Latvian university graduate is planning on take the glamour crown off Katie Price after boosting her bust to a G cup and splashing £30,000 on plastic surgery.Business graduate Victoria Wild has used the eye-watering sum of money to transform herself from the girl-next-door to a busty ‘Barbie’.
Miss Wild, 30, is already earning around £100,000-a-year working in Latvia, France and Italy, but she now has the UK in her sights - and one person in particular.
She said: “I think Katie Price is beautiful but she is too old now. I am younger and more beautiful - I also have much bigger breasts than her. I will conquer the UK and I will be more successful than her.”
Having started life as a self-described ‘simple girl from the small city’, Miss Wild worked in the fashion industry until she discovered surgery at the age of 27.
She first began boosting her bust, but eventually took on other procedures, including a so-called ‘trout pout’, and soon dumped her academic roots for a more sexy career as a glamour model.
She said: “I have a better life. It is easier to make money when you are beautiful. Especially if you have big breasts and nice face.”
While her 39in bust and G-cup boobs leads some people to deem her a “bimbo”, Victoria is happy to wear the term with pride.
“I’m a smart blonde. Because of my look, big boobs and blonde hair, people call me Barbie and Bimbo doll,” she said. “But I don’t think bimbo is an insult. To me it means a girl with a bright, sexy look who takes care of herself.“
“Some suggest I’m evil for being too attractive or tempting to men. However I think it’s so important that a woman is beautiful.”
“I like everything big: big car, big house, big dogs. I like impressive things. None inspired me, I just want to look more sexy, that is my choice,” she said.
“I get a lot attention from men, sometimes they ask me for my autograph and want to take photos with me or write me letters on social networks.
“I also have haters, but I love them too because they help me to become more famous.”
