Jessie James Decker is getting candid about another body change, and this time, she’s ready to go smaller. The country singer revealed she has officially decided to downsize her breast implants, five years after first undergoing cosmetic surgery.
During a recent Q&A on Instagram, Decker responded honestly when a fan asked about her breast augmentation journey. “I’ve officially decided to downsize,” the singer shared on her Instagram Stories. “I’m trying to figure out when and where, but I am ready.”
Decker, who previously opted for implants around the “400-plus” cc range, admitted they no longer feel right for her body, especially as she continues prioritizing fitness. “They have been a fun ride, so to speak, and I, of course, won’t ever have small ones, but any means,” she explained. “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.”
Decker Previously Joked She Went ‘Big Or Go Home’
The announcement comes years after Decker openly discussed her decision to undergo breast augmentation in 2021 after welcoming children. At the time, the “Wanted” singer jokingly admitted she decided to “go big or go home.” “After deciding we were done having babies, I was finally ready to go big or go home, ha!” she previously wrote.
Decker explained she had first undergone a breast reduction and lift after feeling unhappy with changes to her body following pregnancies. “I had breast reduction and lift a couple years ago when they were hanging down to my belly button,” she candidly shared. “They were so big and perky before children, and I wanted them back … plus some.”
Pregnancy Changed How Jessie James Decker Felt About Her Implants
However, Decker later admitted she began second-guessing the larger implants after unexpectedly becoming pregnant with son Denver. “If I had known we were going to have another, I wouldn’t have gone so big,” she admitted in 2023. “When I’m pregnant, they get massive. Like, quadruple in size. Definitely need a reduction in the future.”
Decker shares four children, Vivianne Rose, Eric “Bubby” Thomas II, Forrest Bradley, and Denver Calloway, with husband and former NFL player Eric Decker.
While discussing family life last year, Decker made it clear she and Eric are likely finished growing their family. “Well, [Eric] is snipped, so if I were to get knocked up again, it’s because of that two percent chance!” she joked to Us Weekly.
The singer also reflected on raising her toddler, Denver, alongside her older children. “Denver’s starting to walk, which is cool,” Decker said. “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.”
Decker Previously Broke Down Over Cruel Body-Shaming Comments
Decker’s latest comments about wanting to downsize her implants come years after she candidly opened up about the emotional toll online body criticism had taken on her. Back in 2022, the singer tearfully addressed harsh comments about her appearance after trolls began criticizing her weight and body shape online.
“They’re talking about, apparently, how fat I’ve gotten, and how boxy and how terrible my body looks,” Decker said at the time. “It’s pretty awful, and I just can’t believe this is still happening in the world, like that people are doing this.”
Jessie James Decker Refused To Let Weight Gain Define Her
The country star admitted she had gained weight but pushed back on the idea that it should matter to anyone else. “I used to obsess over it, try to stay a certain weight, and most recently, over the past year, I decided to just let myself live,” she explained.
“I work out, and I eat what I want, and I 100% am 10 lbs. heavier than what I used to be,” she continued. “Truthfully. I used to weigh like 115 [lbs.], and I’m not anymore! I eat what I wan,t and I’m happy with that.” Still, Decker admitted the relentless criticism impacted her confidence, saying the hateful comments sometimes made her question herself.
“I cannot believe there are people out there that say these things about people. How can you wake up and live with yourself?” she said while becoming emotional. “And it does make you stop and look in the mirror and go, is there something wrong with me? Am I gaining weight, is there something wrong with me?”
