‘It looked like a shark attack!’ Gary Numan’s wife Gemma recalls the moment her breasts ‘exploded’ during a caravan trip with her husband… who was forced to ‘hold them together’
Gary Numan and his wife Gemma have recalled the moment her breasts ‘exploded’ during a camping trip.
The couple regaled the hosts of Good Morning Britain with the tale on Tuesday’s show, speaking from their home in the states.
‘We were on a caravan trip and I just got the stitches out, and I turned to the kids and it split!
Dangerous liaisons: Gary Numan and his wife Gemma have recalled the moment her breasts ‘exploded’ during a camping trip
‘It did look like a shark attack and Gary had to hold it together!’
Gemma, 52, spoke candidly about her body image, and how she has always wanted to make changes to it.
‘I hate how I look, I always hate it. I was getting the fat sucked out when I was 22,’ she admitted.
Gary, 62, also spoke of his own dabbling with cosmetic procedures.
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Body beautiful: Gemma, 52, spoke candidly about her body image, and how she has always wanted to make changes to it [pictured during lockdown]
Transatlantic chat: The couple regaled the hosts of Good Morning Britain with the tale on Tuesday’s show, speaking from their home in the states
‘I’ve not had much, I’ve had my hair done but it’s Gemma that’s getting [stuff done],’ he said, before adding: ‘Do you know what she was doing while we were waiting [to go on air]?
‘She was taking pictures of her nose because that’s the next thing!’
Gemma was famously a fan of the singer before they eventually met and fell for one another.
Gemma explained: ‘We were on a caravan trip and I just got the stitches out, and I turned to the kids and it split!’
‘I was just a normal fan. My dad works at a record company. I met [Gary] when I was younger, when I was maybe 12, and then we would meet in air shows and take pictures together.
‘Then when my mum died in 92 that was when we started talking properly.’
Gary said: ‘Normally I’d see her at every gig and I asked her where she’s been and she said that something had happened to her mum, so we got to talking and it was more than just “can I have your autograph?”‘
