Model who had ribs removed to achieve ‘world’s tiniest waist’ shows off her new look

A TV reality star on a quest to have “the world’s tiniest waist” has reportedly had ribs removed to achieve her ideal look.

A TV reality star on a quest to achieve the world’s tiniest waist showed off her hourglass figure on a stroll in Beverly Hills last week.

German-born Sophia Vegas, who was born Sophia Wollersheim, flaunted her unique shape in a black bodice and mesh top.

Sophia Vegas. Picture: Mega Agency

The 30-year-old reportedly underwent surgery to have four ribs removed last year in an attempt to obtain her miniature waist.

Measuring just 47cm, it certainly turned heads in the Californian city as she dressed to impress while on a shopping trip.

Sophia paired her skin-tight bodice, which had a sheer top to show off her cleavage, with a pair of figure-hugging black leggings and high heels.

She accessorised with a huge pair of black bejewelled sunglasses, diamond bracelets and anklets and a designer handbag.

Sophia Vegas underwent surgery to get an ultra-small waist. Picture: Mega Agency

The self-described DJ and model revealed she was inspired by A-list celebrities including Cher and Brigitte Bardot who also allegedly had ribs removed to achieve their iconic look.

Previously Sophia has had a boob job, bringing her up to a size 70K, as well as surgery on her nose. It’s also suspected she has had butt implants.

Sophia Vegas. Picture: Mega Agency

In September she hit back at trolls by sharing a bikini bathroom selfie with her 140,000 Instagram followers.

She said: “I love my new body and have so many beautiful things coming my way before the sun sets on my life.

“I wish you all that you can find your happiness as I do and stop you from caring about your shortcomings — be it the chest, the belly, or your lack of confidence.”

Sophia is the ex-wife of famous Dusseldorf red-light district kingpin Bert Wollersheim, and she came second in Germany’s version of I’m A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!

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