She’s seen the light — and decided to put on some pants.
Andressa Urach, a Miss BumBum runner-up, claims she found God and plans to cover up her famous curves after a botched butt implant nearly killed her.
The 27-year-old Brazilian beauty told The Sun newspaper she tossed out six closets’ worth of skimpy clothes as part of her newly conservative style.
“I believe completely that faith saved my life, and it has changed my view about everything,” she told The Sun.
Urach called on fans for prayers after a bottom-boosting injection of silicone and a risky form of hydrogel sent her to the the emergency room with septic shock in November 2014. Gruesome photos from the hospital showed her wounded thighs, stitched together and bandaged.
Doctors feared the curvy model could die or lose her legs, but she pulled through after multiple trips to the intensive care unit.
Urach, who rose to fame in the 2012 Brazilian best-butt pageant, now regrets her obsession with cosmetic surgery and promises to model a pious life. Her Instagram feed, once dominated with cheeky bikini shots, now shows the reformed bombshell in knee-length dresses and long sleeves.
“It’s not what you write or say that makes the difference with God,” she told The Sun, “but how you choose to live your life.”
