'New year, new boobs, new hairline.' That is how Bobbi Althoff, 29, summed up her plans for 2027 in an Instagram video posted on 29 October 2026. The podcaster and incoming reality TV star revealed that she intends to get breast implants in January after six years of breastfeeding her two daughters, alongside plans for a hair transplant.
Known for her deliberately awkward celebrity interviews on The Really Good Podcast, Althoff explained that she breastfed each daughter for four years, with the periods overlapping. The mother of two, who shares Isla and Luca with her former husband Cory Althoff, said she has finished breastfeeding for now and wants to change how her breasts look. 'After finishing breastfeeding two kids for six years, it's not pretty,' she told followers.
However, Althoff is not seeking an entirely lifted appearance. She wants her breasts to retain some natural sagging and is considering having more children in the future. That possibility has influenced which cosmetic procedures she is willing to undergo.
Why Is Bobbi Althoff Skipping a Breast Lift?
Althoff said she considered combining breast implants with a lift but decided against it because she might want to breastfeed again. She also explained that she dislikes the appearance of breasts sitting unusually high and prefers a more natural shape. A breast lift is something she may reconsider once she has finished having children.
Her concerns about future breastfeeding have a medical basis, although implants are not without risks in that respect. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, breast augmentation, lifts and reductions can affect nerves and milk ducts, potentially influencing milk production. The effects vary depending on surgical technique and incision placement, and undergoing breast surgery does not automatically prevent someone from breastfeeding.
Bobbi Althoff Also Wants a Hair Transplant
The second procedure Althoff has planned is a hair transplant to fill in the corners of her forehead. She explained that her naturally squared hairline has been visible since childhood, dismissing suggestions that its shape resulted from postpartum hair loss. She estimated that the procedure would take approximately six hours but did not provide a surgery date.
Althoff expects to cover the treated area with her existing hair while it grows and hopes to see the results within a year. She even joked that she could pluck out the transplanted hairs if she disliked the final appearance. Unlike her breast augmentation plans, her desire to change her hairline stems from an insecurity she says existed long before motherhood.
How Motherhood Changed Her View of Beauty
In May 2026, Althoff offered another perspective on cosmetic treatments while speaking with rapper Sukihana on their That's BS With Bobbi & Suki podcast. Seeing her daughters, who resemble her before she underwent cosmetic enhancements, helped her appreciate features she previously criticised in herself. 'Because you look at them, and they are you unaltered,' she explained, reflecting on how differently she views her children's natural appearances.
The remark came as she questioned why she could praise her daughters' natural beauty but struggled to feel the same way about herself. Althoff has also discussed regretting facial filler, revealing in March that she spent thousands of dollars dissolving injections in her chin and jawline after becoming unhappy with the results. She now says she prefers a more natural, slightly imperfect appearance, even while choosing further cosmetic procedures.
Her announcement comes ahead of her appearance in The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, which is scheduled to premiere on 12 November 2026. Althoff built her online following through deadpan celebrity interviews, including a viral conversation with Drake, before branching into other podcasts and reality television.
