OMG, what? No one should allow their child to have liposuction they’re too young. Not Sam Smith though, he admits that he had liposuction when he was just 12 years old.

Read on to hear what singer Sam Smith had to say about getting liposuction at 12 years of age…

CelebNHealth247.com reports that the ‘Too Good at Goodbyes’ hitmaker has admitted he’s struggled with his weight since he was a child, and even underwent the fat removal procedure.

Sam Smith says that sucked out mall areas of fat are sucked out of places such as the hips, thighs, and stomach – at aged 12 because his weight was “affecting his mood every day.”

Smith goes on to say:

When I was a kid, I was chubby … and then it would get worse and worse and worse and I was holding a lot of weight in my chest. When I hit 11 years old, I went to the doctors. I was so self-conscious that it was affecting my mood every day. I had liposuction, I was 12 years old. At the time I think I was very happy about it. It didn’t really change anything. I think I put the weight back on in two weeks because I hadn’t figured out my relationship with food, so it didn’t really change anything. But being 12 years old and having liposuction on your chest is quite a big deal.

Why Sam was chubby and his mom enabled him to be lazy and now work his body to lose weight:

The singer reveals that he got his mother to write him notes so he wouldn’t have to do swimming lessons in school because he was so self-conscious about being shirtless in front of his friends.

Smith adds:

[I’ve been struggling with my weight] from since I can remember, like since I was a baby. I used to get my mom to write a note to the school when I was like 8 so I wouldn’t have to go to swimming lessons. So it’s something that’s been in me forever.

He also states that at age 26 he still struggles with his body image, which he blames as “the basis” of all his “sadness.”

Speaking to Jameela Jamil during the premiere episode of her new ‘I Weigh Interviews’ Instagram series, Sam said:

It’s the basis of all my sadness. Literally, everything I’ve ever been sad about is my weight. I struggle with it every day. I get very, very dark and very sad.

NOTE to Sam Smith:

Truthfully, I hope Sam Smith gets our message, I was teased so bad in school we felt like I wanted to die. Instead, a friend went on a diet with me and helped me lose the weight. We took bike rides, walked a lot, and hit the gym. By the next year of high school, the same kids were ready to tease me, but I had lost all the weight and once I did that they were like “you should hang out.” Life turned around and I gained my confidence. We say this to say, Sam – get a trainer, go to a gym and make a life change, it will give you that confidence and change your mood to “I look good and what?”

Trust that is all you need. Working out helps depression, lack of confidence, self-esteem, and overall health. If your children want lipo say no mom and dad and get them a gym membership. You too, because most parents need some toning up too.