Ice & Coco invited plastic surgeon Dr. Chris Johnson on their talk show last week, where he performed a “butt test” on Coco to prove that her rear is indeed real.
“I don’t naturally let men touch on my wife’s butt, but I want you to inspect her booty right here on television,” Ice said, with Coco adding,
“You’ve got to really inspect it, because I know it’s real.”
“This is purely medical,” Johnson said before inspecting Coco’s butt from all angles. “Based on anatomy and the muscles – there are three muscles there, I can feel them all,” Johnson declared. “There’s not an implant there. I don’t feel fat injected. I can certify that this is a real, natural butt!”
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It seems like the ongoing debate about real vs. faux butts follows Coco, as Andy Cohen recently asked her to comment on the Kim Kardashian vs. Nicki Minaj butt debate during her visit on “Watch What Happens Live!”
During their chat, Coco also encouraged all women to be submissive for their man, and confessed that she’s Ice-T’s ‘slave.’
“By her choice,” Ice-T quickly added. “She likes that. She’s into that.”
Ice also said they have an old school relationship:
“I protect my woman. I honor her. I respect her, and I wouldn’t make her do any of that. That’s what she likes to do. We have an old school relationship. We’re going on 14-15 years and that works for us. It may not work for everybody but just because it works for us doesn’t mean you attack it,” Ice said.
Can a submissive woman still feel empowered? We also asked Coco what are some ways she believes women can empower themselves:
“They gotta pick out something they like about themselves. Women are always on themselves constantly with ‘Oh, I don’t like this. Men don’t like me because of that.’ Once you pick out something positive about yourself, do the best at it,” Coco said. “I think women get lost in their worlds sometimes. They get lost in being a wife or being a mother and they just kinda get down about themselves so you gotta do something that you really-really enjoy.”
Ice-T also offered his advice to help empower women:
“I think women need to start supporting each other more. I think women spend a lot of time hating on each other, where guys don’t spend much time bringing each other down. We don’t have as much time to say, ‘Ya know, I don’t like what you’re wearing. I don’t like how you’re living.’ Guys are allowed to grow. Our egos, our self-esteem is allowed to grow, where women spend too much time talking about each other. It’s hard for a woman to be empowered when all her friends are looking for something bad about what she’s doing.”
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