HEALTHLeAnn Rimes Reveals If She Got a B--- Job for '9-1-1: Nashville'
LeAnn Rimes dished if she got breast augmentation.
Nov. 12 2025, Published 1:45 p.m. ET
LeAnn Rimes had the breast reaction when she was asked if she got a b--- job for her role on ABC's 9-1-1: Nashville.
The country singer, 43, hosted an Instagram Q&A over the weekend in which one fan inquired if she went under the knife.
“If you are referring to my b---, I can’t believe I am talking about my b----,” she joked.
LeAnn Rimes Uses a Really Good Bra
LeAnn Rimes uses a push-up bra for her character.
As it turns out, the "Can't Fight the Moonlight" songstress has a really good pair of undergarments that make her chest look high up.
“But if you are referring to my b----- in some of the videos that I have been posting when it comes to my character in 9-1-1: Nashville, I have the most massive push-up bra of life on," Rimes confessed.
The singer currently stars in the new series '9-1-1: Nashville.'
She then addressed rumors that she got b----- implants, adding: “In fact, when I took off the bra one day, my b---- stayed up by my chin a bit before they fell. So no, I did not get a b--- job. Nothing that has not been there already.”
Rimes portrays the character of Dixie Bennings on the new drama series.
9-1-1: Nashville is a spin-off of the hit procedural series, 9-1-1, and follows a group of firefighters, paramedics and police officers and their personal lives down south.
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LeAnn Has Suffered From Other Major Health Issues
LeAnn Rimes had surgery last year on her cervix.
This is not the first time that Rimes' health has been a topic of conversation. In January 2024, she revealed she had surgery to remove pre-cancerous cells from her cervix.
"I underwent a minor surgery and I wanted to share what I went in for because I think it’s an important reminder to get our annual screenings in order to catch changes that may be taking place within the body early on," the "Blue" singer explained in a lengthy post.
She divulged that she had her annual pap smear at the gynecologist, and the tests came back "abnormal," also showing that she had "high-grade cervical dysplasia."
LeAnn Rimes had surgery to remove pre-cancerous cells from her cervix.
After consulting with her doctor, Rimes underwent an operation to eject the cells.
"I’ve had enough trauma in my life already, so I prefer to be out and comfortable. That, my friends, is advocating for your overall mental wellness and comfort and I HIGHLY recommend it! I've always been open about my health challenges and this time around is no different," she said.
