Slovak model made the network laugh by revealing the secret of her big breasts

Slovak model Veronika Rajek is famous for her impressive bust. At the same time, many suspect the beauty of installing breast implants. The fact is that in old photos of Veronica, her breasts are not impressive. Its size magically increased over time. To put an end to speculation, Rayek revealed the secret of breast augmentation, and it is completely unrelated to the achievements of plastic surgery.

The girl published a post on social networks in which she shares a simple and pleasant way to enlarge her breasts. It turns out that in order to turn into a sex bomb, the Slovak model just drank beer.

Veronica's revelation, which is now being discussed by the entire Internet, looks like this:

It is possible that there is some rational grain in the Rayek method. Everyone knows that the basis of the breast is adipose tissue. Beer, as a very high-calorie product, promotes the growth of fat deposits. But on the other hand, beer lovers are well aware that, first of all, it is not the bust that grows from the foam, but the stomach. Judging by Veronica's embossed press, she is lying. A lively discussion began under the girl's post, in which bold jokes predominate.

Veronika Rayek was born in 1996 in Slovakia. She has been a tall and athletic girl since childhood, so at the age of 16 she came to the attention of modeling agencies. Rayek collaborates with brands such as Dolce Gabanna, Vera Wang and Bluemarine, and also participates in beauty contests.

In 2015, Veronika received the crown of "Miss Summer Slovakia 2015", which was her most significant success. By the way, Rayek is the surname of her husband Victor. In her maiden name, the beauty had the surname Manashova.

Veronika Rayek stands out not only with a toned figure, but also with a solid 180 cm height for a girl. As a child, she was embarrassed that she was the tallest in the class, but now she laughs at this complex.

Even if beer does not increase the breast, then it has a lot of advantages. For example, German scientists claim that it makes us happier.