‘The Bachelor’ Alum Lesley Murphy Shares ‘Stuffing Bras’ Photo After Getting Breast Implants

“The Bachelor” alum Lesley Murphy recently shared a telling photo on her Instagram account after announcing that she got breast implants.

On Wednesday, July 4, the reality TV star posted a snap to celebrate the 4th of July. Murphy revealed that she got out of bed after the surgery to take part in the important holiday. In the picture, Murphy is wearing a white cropped top, shorts and a red and white vest. She revealed in her caption that she just stuffed her bra in the photo, and she has been doing this since the ‘90s.

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A day before, Murphy posted a photo of herself on a hospital bed, just minutes after undergoing breast implant surgery. The ABC star revealed that the procedure was a success and made a huge difference after her preventive double mastectomy. Three hours after the surgery, Murphy woke up and checked herself out of the facility.

Murphy also took the time to thank her plastic surgeon, Dr. Eric J. Wright, for helping her decide which size of implants she should go for. The reality TV star said that she went from having a flat chest to a comfortable C-cup. “You are a magician. I am in awe of your talents,” she gushed.

Murphy also expressed her gratitude to the doctors, nurses and staff at UAMS Health in Arkansas for all of their care and support.

In April, “The Bachelor” contestant, who competed for Sean Lowe’s heart, revealed that she has the BRCA 2 gene. This put her at a higher risk of having breast cancer. According to E! News, Murphy’s mom is currently on remission from breast cancer, which she was diagnosed with in 2014.

Meanwhile, Murphy was one of the final six contestants who made it to the last stretch of “The Bachelor.” After her stint in the reality TV competition, Murphy told the Washington Post that she’s happy to return to her job as a political consultant at New Partners. “I’m very fortunate to have kept my job. My boss was very supportive and let me try this experience and see where it led me,” she said.

At present, Murphy manages her own site, “The Road Les Traveled.”