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Pippa Middleton Starts 'Pippa Butt Lift' Plastic Surgery Trend

By | Published on July 28, 2011
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Update-Pippa Middleton: Move over Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez! Pippa’s pint size derriere is the new craze. A Miami-based plastic surgeon talks about the rise of request for Pippa’s rear end, calling it, “Pippa Butt Lift”

Dr. Constantino Mendieta said.

“The latest craze here in the US and all over the world is to get the ‘Pippa Butt Lift.’ Once the breast implants reigned supreme, now it is the buttocks that are considered a woman’s best asset.

While it was once trendy to boost the booty to mimic the likes of Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez, “booty calls” for those two have been bumped for Middleton’s bottom.

But ever since the royal wedding, Pippa Middleton has become the new queen of the booty.”

In other Pippa news, TLC is hoping to answer the question of   “Who is Pippa Middleton?” In a one hour documentary called, “Crazy About Pippa”, TLC says it will show “those closest to Pippa provide insight into the life and work of the future Queen of England’s sister.” If hearing stories from people who are likely not in Pippa’s inner circle wasn’t enough, TLC hopes to draw a link between Pippa and Prince Harry. He refers to Pippa as “Foxy Filly” – so scandalous!!

I wonder if Pippa ever stops and scratches her head over her sudden fame. Any who, if you’re interested in re-acquainting yourself with everything you need to know about Pippa Middleton, check out the one hour special on August 9th on TLC….and for your Pippa Butt Lift? Head to Miami!

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