After kissing a girl popstar Katy Perry got her boobs played with during a plaster sact session for a breast cancer charity.
Perry got her breast plastering procedure-filmed by MTV to raise money for the charity, reports The Daily telegraph.
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The obtained mould of her ample bust will be auctioned off to raise funds for breast cancer research via Keep-A-Breast.org.
Meanwhile, Perry's ''I Kissed A Girl'' single has become a UK chartbuster.
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