Jordan launches bigger bras for bigger boobs

Saturday, March 28, 2009, 16:33 [IST]

London, Mar 28 (ANI): Former English glamour model Katie Price a.k.a. Jordan has launched a new line of bigger bras, following requests from bigger-busted girls.

The 30-year-old decided to launch the new line of lingerie after she received hundreds of emails, asking where she had bought her own, reports the Sun.

The model could be seen fitting snugly into the lace-trimmed undies, which had been made for that one purpose.

The Katie Price collection by Panache is available in D-G cup from George at Asda stores nationwide. (ANI)

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