Meet transsexual woman with the ‘most expensive body on earth’ (PHOTOS)

Amanda Lepore, 46, is a very famous transsexual in New York and she says she has the most expensive body in the world following series of plastic surgeries.
In a recent interview with Into The Gloss, she revealed that after having a sex change at the age of 19 she went about getting three breast augmentations, buttock implants and even had her bottom ribs broken so she could achieve a smaller waist.

‘I think Raquel Welch and Cher did that, too,’ she said ‘they break the floating rib in the back and push it in, so there’s no scar.’ Following multiple nips and tucks, 5ft 2in Ms Lepore boasts a perfect hourglass figure measuring 38-22-38. Facially she has had lip injections, fillers, Botox, a nose job, a forehead lift and her hairline lowered. Her inspirations included Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe and Jessica Rabbit.
Asked how much her cosmetic work has cost in total, the busty blonde declined to provide an answer, merely stating: ‘There is a reason I am labeled ‘The Most Expensive Body On Earth’. She says that her sex change from male to female, was the most painful procedure she’s had done. ‘It didn’t hurt when I got it done at the hospital,’ she recounted. ‘But they give you a dilator as part of the healing process, which you have to keep in for extended periods of time to stretch the vaginal opening. It felt like a knife. It was the most painful thing I had ever experienced.’
‘I really associate glamor with being happy. If you put on high heels and lipstick or get a new outfit, you feel great’
She has since appeared in fashion magazines, including French Playboy and Vogue, and scored cameos in music videos for artists including Elton John, The Dandy Warhols, and Grace Jones.
When it comes to fashion, Ms Lepore says she likes tight-fitting clothing that shows off her ‘tiny waist.’ And on the beauty front, she says she always does her hair and make-up herself because she’s very particular about her look.
‘It’s a celebration of loving yourself, and the whole ritual of it is so great.’