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"You have got what I am looking for to have done, in terms of, like, a boob job," Leary said. "They’re still big, but whatever way you've had the implants — if they are implants or if you had fat transfer — to me, it is perfection.""Help a girl out @Kylie Jenner 🥺," Leary added in the post's caption. "I just want to know how to get them to sit like that, respectfully 🙏🏼😩"

As the saying goes, Leary asked and she received.Jenner took to the comments section and revealed her cosmetic specifications, including the size of her implants and the name of her surgeon: "445 cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!! silicone!!! garth fisher!!! hope this helps lol."According to Enhance Medical Group, a cosmetic surgery provider in the U.K., breast implants are typically measured by their

, and "the greater the cubic centimeters, the larger the implant."An overjoyed Leary shared her gratitude for Jenner's candor in a

on June 3, writing, "this is why she's for the girls 🩷 love u thank u."

Jenner has previously been open about herThe changing fortunes of Target, where splurges abound, to Costco, where shoppers economize by buying in bulk, could represent changing habits due to heightened economic uncertainty around fears that tariffs could reignite inflation and a downturn.

"When the economy gets tough, people just stop shopping as much as they did in the past, and they're more likely to cut things that they see as luxuries, and that probably is affecting Target right now," King said.Cornell said on Target's latest earnings call that the company has "many levers to use in mitigating the impact of tariffs, and price is the very last resort."

Kandace Montgomery, 38, used to go to Target. If she was bored after work, she'd go to Target. If she needed food, she'd go to Target. If she needed anything for her house, she'd go to Target.