ex-Playboy pinup and Las Vegas blonde bombshell, Holly Madison, has just insured her breasts for a whopping $1 million with Lloyd’s of London insurance company. In an odd way it makes sense, being that Madison did purchase the perfect pair, and they play a large part in how she earns her income.

As stated by Entertainment Weekly Magazine, “You can appreciate why these stars seek such insurance. Without their unique feature or talent, they are no longer that special person. It’s why Jimmy Durante insured his nose and Dolly Parton insures her breasts. It’s just smart business.”

Madison, herself, confirmed the story to People Magazine, stating, “I’ve heard about people getting body parts insured and I thought, why not?, because 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.”

When I spoke to Holly Madison last year as she was promoting Holly’s World for the E! Network, Madison commented about her plastic surgery, telling me, “I’m happy with what I got. I had two procedures a long time ago, and no more for me.”

It stands to reason that part of ensuring that no more surgeries are needed would be insuring the work she’s already has had done, which includes a breast augmentation and rhinoplasty.

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