Great-grandmother finds love with toy boy 38 YEARS her junior after undergoing a drastic boob job
- Joan, 66, met Phil, 28 on Facebook after her saw her in the newspaper
- Her late husband encouraged her to enhance her breasts from an A to an F cup
When great-grandmother Joan Lloyd swapped her bus pass for a boob job in November 2010, spending £4,250 to go from an A to an F cup, she not only changed her looks.
She changed her life when she landed herself a sexy new toy boy.
Joan, 66, has found love with Phil Absolom, who, at 28, is 38 years her junior, and she's moved him into the home she used to share with late hubby David, who died in 2010.
Joan's late husband made her promise him that she would undergo the surgery
And it was after that that her and Phil's paths crossed, but they didn't meet in a conventional way.
Phil said: 'I met Jane through Facebook, it was a mistake, I was looking for a Weatherspoon chain because I was going away and then I saw Jane.
'I had done some research because of the papers she had been in and I thought I would say "Hello, how are you doing?" and wish her good luck and then Jane responded to me.
Despite their age difference, the couple seemed happy and relaxed in each others company on the show
'It took about three weeks, and I was going to give up in the end.'
'I had seen people being crude because obviously everyone sees Jane's busts before her personality, an then we started talking on the phone and it escalated from there.'
The 66-yeard-old has received a mass of attention since she hit the headlines with her boob job
The pair love doing ordinary things like cooking together and playing monopoly
'My legs were like jelly when I saw him.'
Jane takes her fitness very seriously and Phil joked that many people find it difficult to keep up with her in life.
The couple laughed and joked on the show and explained how they enjoy cooking together and playing monopoly together.
Although Phil has received some negativity towards his relationship with Jane, he said: 'I think to myself, I could be with someone my own age but unhappy and it could fall apart.'
The pair don't have issues with the generational gap: 'We have to give and take' said Phil.
When asked what her late husband David would say if he was looking down on her, Jane replied: 'He would say "good on you girl, good on you. This is what I wanted you to do."'
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