'I got my husband in huge debt to get a boob job - it's his fault he doesn't earn enough'

A woman has admitted she put her in so she could get a $14,000 (£10,000) boob job - and said she's not bothered about the aftermath.

Megan, 34, said it was a decision she'd made after breastfeeding her children and admitted she had the surgery simply because she "wanted to" even though she and her husband couldn't afford it. Opening up about the jaw-dropping revelation on the podcast The Financial Audit, Megan, a flight assistant from Texas, told podcast host Caleb she had put her and her husband in debt all for a Her husband, Garrett, 26, works in the oil and gas industry and said it wasn't a "requirement" by his wife, but she wanted a lift in the springtime before summer and has no issue telling people her boobs are financed and not real. However, host Caleb appeared stunned by her admission.

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He told the couple: "For self confidence sure, and I don't really give a f*** what you guys spend your money on if you budget for it, but you're putting it on debt. You have financed it," to which Megan said she has no problem being honest about it. She was also quick to correct Caleb and tell him she "didn't get implants, just a lift" after breastfeeding that cost $14K.

She then said she had a conversation with Garrett about it, to which he was in "full agreement" and said he was happy and "didn't care" as it was her decision and he hadn't told her to get them done, leaving Caleb lost for words. The clip was posted to his TikTok account, and it has racked up 1.5 million views, leaving fans of the show speechless.

One person felt sorry for Garrett and penned: "Why hasn't he left..honestly there's nothing there worth staying for in any sense of the word. I'd rather be alone than deal with that," while another commented: "He needs to leave. They have very different lifestyles and expectations." Another questioned the cost and said: "14k for a lift?! Nah that ain't right. She either got extremely ripped off or she took out a larger loan to spend half on something else."

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