Geordie Shore’s Chloe Ferry reveals she has body dysmorphia after £50k of surgery

CHLOE Ferry has revealed she is suffering from body dysmorphia after splashing out £50,000 on plastic surgery.

In a candid new interview the Geordie Shore star, 23, admitted her mental health has been heavily affected by cruel comments online, and vowed to never go under the knife again.

Speaking to Closer magazine, the reality star said she thinks having plastic surgery has actually made her feel worse about her body.

She explained: "It's ever since I started having surgery that I've felt like this, and maybe after some of the negative comments.

"I didn't have body dysmorphia before Geordie Shore, I would say it's happened since I started getting surgery - I think that's what created it."

Vowing to stop altogether, for the sake of her mental health, she added: "I'm never having any more. People think I've had loads of surgery but I haven't."

Chloe has spent £50k on her appearance over the years, including two nose jobs, boob implants, a bum lift, and regular fillers.

But the star has still had to deal with her fair share of cruel trolls in the past, having been slammed for her "doll-like appearance" only last month.

She had already promised boyfriend Sam Gowland that she'd stop having plastic surgery earlier this year - because he's worried about her.

She admitted surgery can be addictive but said she'd cut it out for her man, stating: "Sam likes the fake look so he likes what I've had done.

"But he does worry about me. I'm always really scared before surgery but this time, I did say to him, 'I won't have any more done, this is the last thing.'

"Of course, it's a bit addictive. But I can stop myself, I'm happy with myself now."

Chloe and Sam have been dating since last year, and have already confessed their plans to marry and have kids together.

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