Showing posts with label Leslie Ash. Show all posts
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Leslie Ash unveils her plunging neckline on a night out with Lee
Actress Leslie Ash stepped out with former footballer husband Lee Chapman last night and clearly dressed up for the occasion.
She appeared to suffering none of the constant pain triggered by the life-threatening MRSA bug she contracted while in hospital for a cracked rib and punctured lung in 2004.
With freshly groomed hair, and subtle make-up, Leslie, 48, wore a plunging top, and draped skirt to attend the launch party of bar JUJU with her husband of twenty years.
The former Men Behaving Badly star has slowly made a return to the spotlight after
being awarded a record-breaking £5million compensation after contracting the life-threatening bug.
In an interview she revealed she is in constant pain, but laughed it off saying: ‘It sounds such a hard luck story.
‘You get used to it and I’m on painkillers. I’m prescribed six a day, but I cut it down to three. They make you a bit, um, very forgetful.
'You’re halfway through a sentence and forget what you were talking about, go into a room and forget why. And dates! I have to write everything down!’.
Leslie, who became more famous for the botched cosmetic procedure which left her with a 'trout pout', recently fronted a documentary on cosmetic intervention for ITV1.
She said: 'They asked me, for obvious reasons’ – called Leslie Ash: Face to Face, investigating Botox, collagen, dermal fillers and the like. I wanted to show the pitfalls of these procedures.'
And, after fours years away from from work recuperating, she said: 'It would show me whether I had any future in television at all.'
The mother of two boys Joe, 19, and Max, 16, is hoping to start a career in presenting.
She revealed how making the process made her forget about her body, and helped her gain confidence.
She appeared to suffering none of the constant pain triggered by the life-threatening MRSA bug she contracted while in hospital for a cracked rib and punctured lung in 2004.
With freshly groomed hair, and subtle make-up, Leslie, 48, wore a plunging top, and draped skirt to attend the launch party of bar JUJU with her husband of twenty years.
Bold front: Leslie Ash revealed a plunging neckline as she attended a club launch with husband Lee Chapman in London last night
The former Men Behaving Badly star has slowly made a return to the spotlight after
being awarded a record-breaking £5million compensation after contracting the life-threatening bug.
In an interview she revealed she is in constant pain, but laughed it off saying: ‘It sounds such a hard luck story.
‘You get used to it and I’m on painkillers. I’m prescribed six a day, but I cut it down to three. They make you a bit, um, very forgetful.
'You’re halfway through a sentence and forget what you were talking about, go into a room and forget why. And dates! I have to write everything down!’.
Leslie and husband of twenty years former footballer Lee Chapman
Leslie, who became more famous for the botched cosmetic procedure which left her with a 'trout pout', recently fronted a documentary on cosmetic intervention for ITV1.
She said: 'They asked me, for obvious reasons’ – called Leslie Ash: Face to Face, investigating Botox, collagen, dermal fillers and the like. I wanted to show the pitfalls of these procedures.'
And, after fours years away from from work recuperating, she said: 'It would show me whether I had any future in television at all.'
The mother of two boys Joe, 19, and Max, 16, is hoping to start a career in presenting.
She revealed how making the process made her forget about her body, and helped her gain confidence.
How I got my trout pout and no one else should suffer the same humiliating ordeal,' by Leslie Ash
Leslie Ash has spoken out over her infamous botched lip implants in the hope other women undergo safe cosmetic surgery.
The former Men Behaving Badly actress, 48, was publicly humiliated when she suffered an allergic reaction to a lip filler injection in 2002.
Ash was ridiculed in the press for her 'trout pout' and her lips have never been the same.
After suffering cruel taunts over her lips, then falling seriously ill after contracting the hospital super-bug MSSA, Ash is finally bouncing back with a new-found confidence.
She tells the Daily Mirror: My obsession with looking young began six years ago when I experimented with fillers to smooth out lined around my mouth.
'My lips seemed to be disappearing into my face. I decided to try a dermal filler and my first procedure went like a dream.
'Two years later, when the fillers had broken down, I returned to the same person for a top-up.
'I trusted her and it didn't occur to me to question what she was doing. That was a mistake I will always reject.
'As everyone knows ,my lips were injected and I suffered an allergic reaction. The media had a field day and I became a figure of fun.'
'I trusted her and it didn't occur to me to question what she was doing. That was a mistake I will always reject.
'As everyone knows ,my lips were injected and I suffered an allergic reaction. The media had a field day and I became a figure of fun.'
Ash has decided to expose the hidden dangers of the cosmetic industry and the need for employees to be properly trained and qualified in a new documentary Leslie Ash: Face To Face.
In the documentary, Ash herself is given the opportunity to inject somebody with Botox.
Offering advice to potential cosmetic surgery customers, she explained: 'The beauty industry is unregulated so you must do the legwork.
'There is so much information on the internet, but beware the cowboys and abusers who are part of this multi-million pound business.
'As long as it (the industry) remains unregulated and until the Government sets out some rules, it is not safe.'
After years of negative feelings over her lips, Ash has come to terms with her altered mouth and accepted the way she looks.
She said: 'I have decided it is time to stop hiding. I feel it is time to talk openly about the mistakes I made. I've had some corrective treatment and I feel much happier with how I look and feel about myself now.'
The former Men Behaving Badly actress, 48, was publicly humiliated when she suffered an allergic reaction to a lip filler injection in 2002.
Ash was ridiculed in the press for her 'trout pout' and her lips have never been the same.
Speaking out: Leslie Ash has spoken out about her botched lip-boosting procedure in a bid to inspire other women to be safe with plastic surgery
After suffering cruel taunts over her lips, then falling seriously ill after contracting the hospital super-bug MSSA, Ash is finally bouncing back with a new-found confidence.
She tells the Daily Mirror: My obsession with looking young began six years ago when I experimented with fillers to smooth out lined around my mouth.
'My lips seemed to be disappearing into my face. I decided to try a dermal filler and my first procedure went like a dream.
'Two years later, when the fillers had broken down, I returned to the same person for a top-up.
'I trusted her and it didn't occur to me to question what she was doing. That was a mistake I will always reject.
'As everyone knows ,my lips were injected and I suffered an allergic reaction. The media had a field day and I became a figure of fun.'
A fresh-faced Leslie, left, seen before the lip filler cosmetic treatment which made her an object of ridicule
'I trusted her and it didn't occur to me to question what she was doing. That was a mistake I will always reject.
'As everyone knows ,my lips were injected and I suffered an allergic reaction. The media had a field day and I became a figure of fun.'
Ash has decided to expose the hidden dangers of the cosmetic industry and the need for employees to be properly trained and qualified in a new documentary Leslie Ash: Face To Face.
In the documentary, Ash herself is given the opportunity to inject somebody with Botox.
Offering advice to potential cosmetic surgery customers, she explained: 'The beauty industry is unregulated so you must do the legwork.
Leslie exposes the dangers of cosmetic surgery in a new documentary Leslie Ash: Face To Face showing tonight on ITV
'There is so much information on the internet, but beware the cowboys and abusers who are part of this multi-million pound business.
'As long as it (the industry) remains unregulated and until the Government sets out some rules, it is not safe.'
After years of negative feelings over her lips, Ash has come to terms with her altered mouth and accepted the way she looks.
She said: 'I have decided it is time to stop hiding. I feel it is time to talk openly about the mistakes I made. I've had some corrective treatment and I feel much happier with how I look and feel about myself now.'
Bronzed Leslie Ash looks a picture of health partying with husband in Ibiza
Just one month ago Leslie Ash's fans would have barely recognised the actress.
Walking with the aid of a stick like an old lady, her face was puffy and she was said to be on a constant regime of painkillers.
But fast-forward four weeks and the Men Behaving Badly star looked a picture of health at the Ibiza Rocks music festival on Tuesday.
The 48-year-old may have still had the walking stick, but she no longer appeared pale, weak and withdrawn.
Instead, Ms Ash looked tanned and healthy as she and her husband of 19 years, Lee Chapman, enjoyed themselves at the event on the Mediterranean island.
It's a dramatic turnaround for the actress, who has suffered major problems following the hospital superbug infection which led to a £5million payout.
She contracted MSSA, a strain of MRSA, while being treated for two broken ribs and a punctured lung.
Mr Chapman was arrested on suspicion of assault but released without charge when she claimed the injuries were sustained during an 'energetic' sex session.
When a frail-looking Ms Ash was photographed in Los Angeles last month, she was filming an ITV documentary about bungled cosmetic surgery.
The actress was roundly ridiculed after she reacted badly to treatment in 2002. Her overly-inflated lips - the result of £300 collagen and Botox injections - led to the nickname Trout Pout.
It was in January this year that Miss Ash reached her £5million out-of-court settlement with Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
Walking with the aid of a stick like an old lady, her face was puffy and she was said to be on a constant regime of painkillers.
But fast-forward four weeks and the Men Behaving Badly star looked a picture of health at the Ibiza Rocks music festival on Tuesday.
Back from the brink: Leslie Ash, with her husband Lee Chapman, looks tanned and healthy in Ibiza
The 48-year-old may have still had the walking stick, but she no longer appeared pale, weak and withdrawn.
Instead, Ms Ash looked tanned and healthy as she and her husband of 19 years, Lee Chapman, enjoyed themselves at the event on the Mediterranean island.
It's a dramatic turnaround for the actress, who has suffered major problems following the hospital superbug infection which led to a £5million payout.
She contracted MSSA, a strain of MRSA, while being treated for two broken ribs and a punctured lung.
Mr Chapman was arrested on suspicion of assault but released without charge when she claimed the injuries were sustained during an 'energetic' sex session.
Frail: Ms Ash looked weak and puffy-faced in Los Angeles last month
When a frail-looking Ms Ash was photographed in Los Angeles last month, she was filming an ITV documentary about bungled cosmetic surgery.
The actress was roundly ridiculed after she reacted badly to treatment in 2002. Her overly-inflated lips - the result of £300 collagen and Botox injections - led to the nickname Trout Pout.
It was in January this year that Miss Ash reached her £5million out-of-court settlement with Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
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