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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Kimberley Walsh is desperate for her feet to shrink

    The former Girls Aloud singer was forced to don larger shoes when she was pregnant due to water retention, but even though she gave birth to her and Justin Scott's son Bobby 11 weeks ago, she still can't fit into her favourite footwear.


    She said: "While I was pregnant I expected my feet to swell, but now Bobby's here I wish they'd shrink back to size five!

    "I feel like I'm still carrying some water as I'm having to wear size six shoes.

    "Friends have told me they may stay bigger until I finish breast feeding. I can handle that but I have a very expensive shoe cupboard which I've acquired over years of being in the group and I can't bear the idea of never being able to squeeze into them again."

    Luckily for Kimberley, she has some willing volunteers who will take on her shoe collection if she can't get back into it.

    She added to OK! magazine: "My sisters Amy and Sally have said that if my feet don't go back, the shoes will go to a good home.

    "At the moment I'm just wearing comfy flat leather boots and Uggs, but there will be a time soon when I want to get out the stilettos."

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