A WOMAN who has spent more than £50,000 turning herself into a real life Barbie says she loves the way she looks - despite trolls telling her to get a refund.
Jessica - who now calls herself Jessy Bunny - left home at 17 and paid for her first boob job with the money her parents had given her to start driving lessons.
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The 21-year-old Vienna-based model has had three boob jobs in three years, as well as operations to straighten her nose, increase her buttock size and plump up her lips.
And she has no intention of stopping there.
She said: "I can imagine having several more surgeries. Having the biggest silicone breasts in Austria just isn't enough for me.
"I want the most voluminous lips in the whole country too."
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On Instagram, where she has nearly 100,000 followers, she describes herself as a model with a cup size of "2000cc (cubic centimetres) and growing".
According to reports, her current cup size is 75N which is 11 times the size of a D.
Trolls on TikTok have told her to get a refund - but Jessy said she's happy with her look and more comfortable in her own skin now than when she was a teen.
"I always pretended to be cool and solid - but I never was," Jessy said.
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"I had short dark hair, many piercings and dreadlocks. But that wasn't my true self."
Despite initially trying to embrace her sexier side as a teenager, her parents weren't too happy about that.
"Whenever I wore sexy clothes in summer it was like a nightmare for them," she sighed.
"They handed me silk scarves to cover my cleavage."
She said she's finally now happy with her look - and her boob jobs have given her "a huge confidence boost".
"Getting up in the morning and feeling happy and comfortable in your own skin is just wonderful," she said.
Earlier this year, Jessy said her conservative family were horrified by her new look and cut her off completely.
But she revealed she received an invitation from her grandmother to come back home a month later.
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Speaking about the fractured relationship with her family, Jessy told Austrian newspaper Heute: "They are blocking my calls. This is so sad as I'd love to be in touch, especially with my brother and my grandparents.
"I keep on texting but get no replies whatsoever. I just don't understand why they behave that way just because I look different now. I didn't do them any harm, did I?"
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