This is the secret to Thalia’s wasp waist, is it true that she took out two ribs?

The singer Thalía is one of the most successful Mexican women of all time, both because of her talented voice and because of the beauty that made her the protagonist of soap operas such as “María Mercedes” or “María la del barrio”.

Today, at the age of 51, her appearance is still flawless and without visible wrinkles, but what surprises her fans the most is her thin waist, which she recently boasted about on social networks.

And that, according to People en Español, is that the artist paid tribute to her collaboration with the song “Sufre mamón”, a video published on her Instagram profile in which she showed off her enviably great body in a swimsuit.

Thalía and her wasp waist

This is not the first time that the media or followers of the interpreter of “I don’t remember” have asked how the Mexican woman got her hourglass figure in the first place.

And several media outlets estimate that currently the exactriz waist should be between 55 and 57 centimeters, so it is not surprising that this figure is generated among Internet users.

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Inevitably, a few years ago there were rumors that assured that Thalía had two ribs removed, in her youth, so that the passage of time would not affect her unforgettable figure.

What is his real secret?

Thalía has on several occasions ignored the rumors behind her wasp waist, the other time she responded with irony by showing off her strenuous exercise routines and healthy lifestyle, writes the magazine Hello!

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However, the USA Herald points out that the Mexican singer revealed at one point in the interview that three of her ribs did not develop properly during growth, so she usually looks thinner than usual, although this has not been confirmed at this time.

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