Jessie James Decker Shrinks D-Cup Implants After Five Years

Country singer  has 'officially decided to downsize' her breast implants.

The 38-year-old star first got a boob job in 2021, but now, half decade after going under the knife, she has decided the time is right to reduce her '400plus' cc implants, which is generally a size D.

Responding to a fan on her Instagram Story, the Kittenish designer wrote: 'I've officially decided to downsize. I'm trying to figure out when and where, but I am ready.

'They have been a fun ride so to speak and I of course won't ever have small ones but any means,' she remarked.

'But the more in shape I'm getting they just become more annoying and obvious to me how big they are for my body. I'm ready.' 

singer revealed in 2021 she had 'treated' herself to 'new boobies', and she joked at the time that she decided to 'go big or go home.'

She explained: 'After deciding we were done having babies I was finally ready to go big or go home ha!

'I had breast reduction and lift a couple years ago when they were hanging down to my belly button but with having such elastic skin and not being happy with the size I decided to do it. 

'They were so big and perky before children and I wanted them back ... plus some.'

The star - who has kids Vivianne Rose, 12, Eric 'Bubby' Thomas II, 10, Forrest Bradley, eight, and two-year-old Denver Calloway with husband Eric Decker - admitted she had second thoughts about the size after getting pregnant with their youngest child.

She wrote in 2023: 'If I had known we were going to have another, I wouldn't have gone so big.

'When I'm pregnant, they get massive. Like, quadruple in size. Def need a reduction in the future.'

Meanwhile, Jessie revealed last year that she and Eric aren't planning to expand their family in the future.

She told Us Weekly: 'Well, [Eric] is snipped, so if I were to get knocked up again, it's because of that two percent chance!

'Denver's starting to walk, which is cool. We're obviously not sleeping very much, [but] it's amazing to be able to do it all over again.

'It's fun that the kids are older and getting to do this with us, watching their little baby brother grow up.'