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Husband spends life savings on wife’s unusual push present

He wanted to give her exactly what she wanted after giving birth - no matter how much it cost.

Kayleigh Mole wanted just one thing for her ‘push present’ – a gift given to a woman after giving birth. Lucky for her, her husband John is a generous guy – even if it meant spending his life savings on the unusual request.

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After giving birth to baby number two, Kayleigh’s husband spent $23,000 on a full body makeover involving liposuction, tummy tuck and breast lift for the young mum who lives in Derbyshire.

While it may seem odd, the 26-year-old insisted it was the one thing that would boost her self-esteem back up to where she wanted it to be after giving birth to Niall, now six, and Isabella, now three.

Over her two pregnancies, she gained 30kgs, according to The Sun and was so unhappy she didn’t want to look in the mirror.

“I was 23 but it was like I was trapped in an old lady’s body. I had so much confidence growing up but after having Niall when I was 20, my body was never the same. Just because I was a mum didn’t mean I didn’t want to feel and look sexy.”

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Before

She tried dieting and exercising, but that left her with saggy skin.

That is when John decided to splash out so that he could see his wife smile again.

He told The Sun: “I felt upset seeing Kayleigh so low and would have done anything to give her confidence. I was more than happy to pay for the transformation because I knew how much she wanted the surgery.”

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After having the surgery, she says she is happier than ever.

After

“My figure is way sexier,” she said. “I exercise at least four times a week at the gym to keep it up.”

“It’s all had a massive impact on my emotional and mental wellbeing – not just my appearance. I feel like a new woman and our family couldn’t be happier.”

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