Holly Madison insure Boobs on 1 million dollars
Known for being a Playboy Bunny, Holly Madison has decided to invest on her boobs with the amount of U$1 million. The announcement comes at the same time that other celebrities have made public that they decided to insure other body parts with great financial value. An example is Adam Lambert, as he put on a million dollars on his crotch. Now, speculation rises about what might happen to her boobs once they have been insured.
Personal Need
Once news was out about her initiative to protect her body parts, Madison gave an interview to People Magazine, which tries to explain her reasons for investing in this kind of assurance. When questioned about her motives, Madison explained that “”I’ve heard about people getting body parts insured and I thought, why not? If anything happened to my boobs, I’d be out for a few months and I’d probably be out a million dollars. I thought I’d cover my assets.”
Another interesting point is that Madison recognizes the importance her breasts have to her career. The Playboy Bunny confirms that her boobs are probably the main resource for her cash and that the insurance is a way of giving them the value they deserve. It is also common knowledge that her boobs are, in fact, great contributors to her income.
Understandable Motives
A way of seeing why celebrities consider relevant to guarantee the financial protection to their body parts is that those are the real reasons for their fame. On Madison’s case, for example, she would not be so ‘admired’ if it were not for her set of breasts. If she does not prepare for the worst, concerning her boobs’ sake, she might be out of job and unprepared to deal with that situation once it comes.
Each famous person has its special thing that needs an eccentric protection. When it comes to singers, for instance, we can remember that Celine Dion insured her vocal chords. On the other hand, Keith Richards took the same measure, but his priority are his fingers. So, the main difference between Madison and others is that her ‘product’ is sexual and not only artistic .Either way, it all comes down to professional motives.