Iggy Azalea Admits to Boob Job: Wendy Williams Calls Her Out Saying Her 'Big Giant Booty' Is Fake Too

Wendy Williams blasted Iggy Azalea on her show recently, calling her "big giant booty" a fake. She said that the rapper, who recently admitted to getting breast implants, should own up to all of the plastic surgery she's had.

"Ray Charles could see that your cakes are fake! Are you serious?" Williams said on her show.

She even went so far as to guess why Azalea has been so secretive about her butt job.

"I wonder why she would do one and not the other," Williams said. "Here's my theory: I was thinking about this while I was getting dressed and I said, 'well she's a rapper and rap is more a black people sport than a white people sport.' I'm thinking that in order for her to be ingratiated amongst the rap community, having a big giant booty is impressive so black people could say 'oh she's like one of us.' Except she's not."

Azalea has always denied having surgery on her derriere. During a pre-boob job interview with Sway Calloway, she maintained that everything on her body was real.

"I've heard a bunch of crazy things: that it's my underpants. I heard I have implants, I hear all kinds of crazy stuff," she said. "It's my flesh. It's my butt."

But in a recent issue of Vogue, the rapper had a change of heart and dished about her surgery.

"Four months ago, I got bigger boobs! I'd thought about it my entire life," she said in the interview. Azalea initially wasn't going to talk about it, but later decided that she "wasn't into secret-keeping."

She claims to have been criticized her whole life for being curvy.

"When I first got to the States, people told me I should think about modeling," the five-foot-ten rapper revealed. "So I went to a few agencies, but once they measured my body, they didn't like me anymore."

According to a source, Azalea had the surgery in Los Angeles with Beverly Hills-based plastic surgeon Dr. Ashkan Ghavami on November 19, 2014 and was back on her feet four days later, performing on stage at the American Music Awards.