London, June 21: Kerry Katona has piled back the pounds she lost from 15000-pound liposuction.Six months ago, Katona showed off a svelte new size 8 figure after liposuction and plastic surgery hoovered away her blubber.
However, she is back to the tubby look. She was sported lounging by the hotel pool in a flowery bikini with hubby Mark Croft and bingeing on a massive mega meal of three lunches.
The former Atomic Kitten’s feeding frenzy began with a hearty plate of fish and chips at the restaurant alongside, washed down with a can of coke - not the diet kind, obviously.
Next she ordered a greasy plateful of pork ribs with yet more chips plus a pint of lager.
And as she licked her fingers after gnawing off the last morsel from the bones the former Atomic Kitten pop star still wasn`t done.
She then tucked into a piled platter of fried garlic prawns. This time Katona’s beverage of choice to offset the piquancy of the dish was a Bacardi Breezer.
"Kerry was eating like there was no tomorrow, really shovelling it back. Just one of those meals would have done me. I couldn`t have kept up with her,” the News of the World quoted another holidaymaker as saying.
"The three platefuls came up one after the other and she took just 1½ hours to polish the lot off.
"I was amazed because her husband looks quite a slim bloke-but he was even feeding Kerry extra titbits off his fork. She was obviously relishing every mouthful. And she didn`t seem to worry what anyone thought about all the food she was ordering.
"Afterwards she just walked back to the pool and cooled off in the water, juggling her giant boobs about," the holidaymaker added.
ANI
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