Woman says she wears fake bum when going on dates and men can never tell

A woman who wears a fake bum on nights out has revealed her secrets on TikTok.

The TikToker - known as @revengebodyco - who sells shapewear, has revealed how she wears fake bum shorts on nights out, creating an hourglass figure in seconds.

She explains men can never tell her bum is fake, but noted how you'd have to be extra careful not to let the secret slip when staying out all night. You can watch a video of how she keeps it a secret below:

In the video, she explains how the first step to hiding the padded shorts is to use the bathroom, before removing the shapewear and stashing it 'by the cleaning products'.

To make sure the shapewear isn't spotted, she recommends hiding somewhere they'd never look.

"Hide your fake a*s by the cleaning products you know they never use," she explained.

"Step 3: turn off the lights. Step 4: leave before they wake up."

''He will never know,'' the woman added in the caption.

The product - described as the 'hourglass shaper 2.0' - promises the 'BBL look in seconds', has removable padding in the hip section and claims to 'emphasis your natural curves'.

TikTok/@revengebodyco

Other TikTokers were divided over the garment, with many loving the idea while others were unsure.

One person commented: "I’ve worn shape wear n done this same thing works like a charm."

While another said: "NO BC THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I DO HAHAHAHA."

And a third added: "Oh my God that's what I used to do 5 years ago... I thought I was weird to hide my bums in people's drawers clearly I'm not alone."

Meanwhile a fourth joked: "Imagine leaving the next morning and forgetting it under the sink. Gotta go ghost after that."

Others were convinced people would notice the difference, while some pointed out that the woman shouldn't feel like she needed to alter her figure.

TikTok/@revengebodyco

"I think you look great both ways!" said one TikToker, while another added: "Or I'll just tell him straight up lmao if he ain't interested after that, he's not worthy anyways."

A third wrote: "Just be you."

And a fourth said: "A lot of men will see/ feel the difference in a heartbeat."

What do you think?

Topics: Life, Fashion

Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot.

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