The Traitors winner Meryl Williams has revealed she plans to undergo more cosmetic surgery. 

Meryl, who appeared on the first season of the hit BBC show, first went under the knife aged 16 for a breast reduction after her natural 32FF chest left her extreme back pain.  

In 2023, she spent £7,500 of her £33,000 share of The Traitors prize money to pay for a forehead reduction. 

Now Meryl, 28, has revealed she’s planning a second boob job, and wants to boost herself from a 32B to a 32C. 

Speaking to Fabulous, Meryl revealed that she’d wanted a boob job ever since her reduction surgery. 

She shared: ‘I’ve lost weight over the years and my body has changed and so my boobs have become saggy and lost their elasticity.’

The Traitors winner Meryl Williams has revealed her plans for more cosmetic surgery after using the show prize money to pay for a forehead reduction 

Meryl (pictured this month) had a breast reduction aged 16 and now she’s planning a second boob job, and wants to boost herself from a 32B to a 32C

Meryl first went under the knife for a breast reduction after her natural 32FF chest left her extreme back pain (pictured in her teenage years with her mother) 

Meryl, who is spending £11,000 of her winnings on a breast augmentation and an uplift, insisted it wasn’t an ‘overnight decision’ and she had extensively looked into different clinics and surgeons. 

The reality star, who has achondroplasia, a common form of dwarfism, continued: ‘Don’t get me wrong, I love my body! I’m unique and I’ve always embraced my condition. 

‘But I don’t feel like it will be a big change to my physical appearance, it’ll just help my confidence.’

Last year, Meryl opened up about her forehead reduction surgery, warning the procedure is ‘not for the fainthearted’.

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, Meryl confessed she was shocked by the initial results as it left her looking like she ‘had a fight’ and admitted she ‘went into hiding’ while she recovered. 

Having ‘always hated’ her forehead, in childhood she would always style a fringe in an attempt to hide, before gathering the funds to go under the knife. 

The procedure involved having the upper part of her forehead removed and then her scalp lifted and moved forward.

Speaking about the recovery, Meryl shared: ‘I genuinely looked like I’d had a fight.’

Last year, Meryl opened up about her forehead reduction surgery, warning the procedure is ‘not for the fainthearted’ (right, after the surgery) 

She continued: ‘I went into hiding for about a month and didn’t leave because it was yellowish and the bruising as well. 

‘It looked a lot worse than it was and people thought I was in a lot more pain than I was. 

‘Then I started noticing the hair loss, obviously with a cutting along the hairline, hair is going to fall out. I was fortunate enough that it did grow back.’

While she’s glad she had it done Meryl admitted that she wouldn’t want to do it again, explaining: ‘It’s not for the fainthearted!

‘But it was still the best decision and I’m so glad I’ve done it. I’m glad I’ve just got it out of the way. It’s something that I wouldn’t want to have to go through again.’

Last week, Meryl revealed she was forced to hide in a toilet after being targeted by feral teenagers on a London-bound train. 

Addressing TikTok followers on Monday, Meryl admitted she had retreated to a nearby toilet in a bid to escape their verbal abuse.

‘Living with this condition is something that you can’t hide,’ she explained. ‘People see you straight away; they notice you straight away, you’re just an easy target.’

Meryl gathered a legion of fans after starring on season one of The Traitors in 2022

She continued: ‘I got on the train, they sat opposite me because I’m sitting on the seats with tables, and so far they’ve said that I need a stepladder to get on the train, I’m a midget, they’ve watched dwarf throwing, they’ve taken videos of me, they’ve taken pH๏τos of me, they said I’ve got sausage fingers, and they’ve laughed at me.’

The Scottish influencer admitted she was staying in the toilet until they left the train, and condemned fellow pᴀssengers for not stepping in. 

She added: ‘This is all in the space of 10 minutes. I’m on my own right now. Everyone around me has witnessed this, heard this, and no one’s said anything. I don’t know what to do.

‘So I thought, I know they’re getting off at Durham, and they got on at Newcastle, so if you know these people, let me know, four teenagers… 

‘So I’m gonna wait in the toilet until the Durham stop, then I’ll go out.’