Has Taylor Swift had a secret boob job? Singer’s curves spark surgery talk


She arrived at the recent People's Choice Awards in a plunging white dress which flashed a good portion of flesh.

But new reports are suggesting that Taylor Swift may have undergone some enhancements to her figure of late.

According to In Touch magazine, the 23-year-old singer is rumoured to have 'received a bust boost back in April.'

Plastic surgeon Dr Michael Fiorillo, who has not treated the star, says she went from an A cup to a B.

And after looking at a photograph of her in the People's Choice white dress, he said: 'You can see the implants.'

The magazine reports that the singer has been 'looking noticeably bustier in recent months,' and remarks that Taylor's new look is not the result of a growth spurt.

MailOnline has requested a comment from Taylor's representatives regarding the report.

The singer, who recently split from One Direction star Harry Styles, covered up a little more on Sunday night when she made a solo arrival at the Golden Globe awards in a daring backless Donna Karen Atelier gown.

And while the fitted plum number showed off Taylor's slim figure, it also revealed a bit too much with the cutaway sides giving a glimpse of her stick-on bra underneath.

The star was nominated in the Best Original Song category for her track Safe & Sound for last year's The Hunger Games movie but lost out to Adele who won the award for Skyfall.

Taylor told E! network's red carpet host, Ryan Seacrest: 'It's amazing to be nominated for Best Original Song. I'm so thrilled to be here. it's such a fancy night.'

She added she was approached and asked to write from the point of view of the main character and the music came from there.

'Lionsgate Film came to us and said, "We want you to write from Katniss' point of view" ... My co-writers the Civil Wars and T-Bone Burnett were amazing. We had this idea that we wanted the song to be about the empathy that goes into this film .

'We wanted to highlight the fact that there's a lot of heart beneath all that.'

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