Mother wants her 14-year-old daughter to get butt lift and breast implants because 'ugly people get nowhere'

A British mother, who was slammed by people last month after she faked depression to get ger nose job paid for by the National Health Service (NHS), recently opened up about how she plans to make her 14-year-old daughter "famous" by letting her go under the knife.

Carla Bellucci, 37, who lives in Borehamwood, Herts, was quote a price of £6,000 (around $7000) when she went to her surgeon for a nose job - a cost she wasn't prepared to pay. As a result, she persuaded her general practitioner to refer her to the NHS and managed to secure enough funds for the procedure. She even went ahead and flirted with the doctors who performed the surgery on her. 

The mother, who sees "nothing wrong" with her controversial behavior, is now urging her teenager daughter to have a Brazilian buttocks lift veneers and breast implants.

"Tanisha isn't the most academic of girls, so I don't really care about her education, unlike with my boys," she told Closer magazine, the Daily Mail reported.

"She will need to rely on her looks to get on in life so she will need to be perfect. Ugly people get nowhere these days."

Bellucci adds that her daughter is inspired by reality star Kim Kardashian's appearance.

"At the moment she loves the Kardashian look with the big bum and boobs and pouty lips. She's going to get fillers when she is 16, which I fully support," the mother-of-three said.

"If she wants to be a successful influencer and reality star then she will have to fit the look of the time - so surgery is the obvious option. She's good looking, but surgery will make her prettier."

Although procedures like the buttocks tuck have a death rate of one in 3,000, Bellucci said that she thought it was worth the risk.

"Looking good" is the "only thing that counts" she noted, adding that the teenager's "flat" bum might hold her back from pursuing her dream career and hence it "needs improving."

Tanisha, who has been having hair extensions every few months since she was 12 and acrylic nails every three weeks, also told the magazine that she wanted to be just like her mother and supported her decision of getting her nose done.

"I know what I want and I'll find the best way to get it," the teen said. "Surgery doesn't worry me. Mum's had it and she's fine."

Both the mother and the daughter are currently saving up for Tanisha's future surgeries. The two have saved up £1,500 ($1800) so far - with Bellucci adding £100 ($120) a month into the account, and her daughter adding in money from birthdays and Christmas.

However, in order to get the surgeries done in the cheapest way possible, Bellucci added that she was going to try again to get the procedures done "on the NHS by bending the truth." 

Tanisha plans to get fillers and botox at the age of 16 and get breasts done when she turns 18.