Lisa Hyper Talks Designer Body And “Sculpture” With Onstage – Video

The Gaza first Lady Lisa Hyper this week appeared on Onstage Tv, hosted by Jason Williams and had a lot to say about her brand new Designer body and a new track entitled “Sculpture”. In her reasoning with the host, Hyper told Williams that she is currently on top of her mental game, after getting things right with her body which she did a liposuction surgery on at the “Designer Body” company.

According to Hyper, the surgery was necessary because her stomach was growing in size and no matter how much she exercised and went on diets nothing changed so the female deejay said that the process was more of a personal initiative and not something that was done by the influence of securing an image for the music industry as some females have done.

The entertainer also discussed with Jason Williams that she was even experiencing other issues like hormone imbalance that had adverse effects on her. Hyper said she also found out upon getting the confidence to go and do the surgery, that she had a huge hernia growing in her stomach which was also the reason why she thought she had gotten pregnant as well.

That reason especially, according to Lisa, made her thankful that she had decided to do the surgery as she probably would not have found out about the hernia if it was not done. The surgery as said by the female deejay was a 360 lipo, which did not involve her breasts since she did not need to do them.

As it relates to her breasts, vivid pictures of them can be seen in the artiste’s late music video for the song entitled “Sculpture”, produced by Mineral Boss Records, who Hyper said chose the title.

Even though still growing, Lisa Hyper says she is happy at the stage she is at, having found herself and is now putting it out there for her fans to know. The entertainer is well known for being the first woman to be recruited by incarcerated Dancehall artiste Vybz Kartel who did several collaborations with her such as ” Whine for me”, “Come Ova” and more.

Watch the full interview below.