Doja Cat Opens Up About Visible Breast Implant Complication During Red Carpet Appearance: ‘Don’t Clock My…’

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On her social media platforms, Doja Cat spoke about an issue that seemed like a problem with her breast implants following her performance at the iHeartRadio’s Wango Tango event held in Huntington Beach, California, on May 10th.

The award-winning musician, originally named Amala Dlamini, took center stage at the music event and put on lively renditions of her popular tunes like Tia Tamera, Need To Know, Say So, Get Into It (Yuh), and Lose My Mind. Furthermore, she thrilled fans by premiering a fresh track, Crack, which had been available for download for just 24 hours on May 5, marking its first live performance.

As a die-hard admirer, let me share my take: Dressed in a radiant aquamarine gown on the red carpet, Doja radiated positivity and self-assuredness. Yet, following the show, she took to X (previously known as Twitter) to tackle an apparent beauty issue. In her own words, “Please don’t focus on my contracted implant, it’s just one of the terms I agreed to.

As a dedicated follower, I’ve been unfortunate to witness instances where my admiration for her is overshadowed by thoughtless remarks about her appearance. One person wrote, “It seems your cosmetic procedure didn’t go as planned.” Another commented, “Your implants appear lumpy.” A third individual even said, “If there are issues with your breast implants, it’s puzzling why you’d choose a dress that brings attention to it.

In her latest statements, it seems Doja Cat might be discussing a problem called capsular contracture. This issue can arise in individuals who have breast implants, and it happens when the surrounding scar tissue stiffens and shrinks.

Previously, Doja Cat disclosed that she underwent cosmetic procedures in the year 2023. Specifically, she mentioned she went for breast augmentation and liposuction.

In terms of her work, the rapper has shared that she’s diving deep into the ’70s and ’80s atmosphere for her upcoming fifth studio album, Vie. On a radio station in Los Angeles (102.7 KIIS FM), she mentioned, “I’m pushing hard to break through and fully immerse myself in that era. I want to capture that time perfectly while also adding some contemporary flair.”

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2025-05-12 22:22