London: Chelsee Healey has opened up about her wardrobe malfunction in Strictly Come Dancing 2011, when her boobs fell out of her dress.
The ` Waterloo Road` star confessed that she was distraught over the cruel Twitter jibes and humiliation she went through after the incident, the Mirror reported.
Healey said that she would never forget the night she fell out of her dress on live TV, as she was mortified and watched the footage back again and again.
She said that she felt gutted and realized then that she had to get her implants removed.
The 25-year-old actress said that she remembers being called a baby hippo after the live show and revealed that she had cried about all the horrible things people said about her.
Healey had earlier confessed that getting the breast augmentation surgery as a kid was the biggest mistake of her life, and she later decreased the size of her F cup breast.
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