A teen who wants to realise her dream of becoming the ultimate real-life Barbie spends more than £1,000 of her parents' cash each month.

Gabriela Jirackova owns 300 of the American toy dolls and recently underwent her first surgical procedure to take her natural C cup size breasts up to a G.

The 18-year-old from Prague in the Czech Republic, started amping up her normal beauty regime with long blonde hair extensions, massive eyelashes, permanent make-up and lip fillers, reports the Mirror.

And already has plans for more cosmetic work, including butt implants, rib removals and even bigger breast implants to help her perfect her ‘living doll’ look.

She said: ‘I was inspired by other real-life Barbies and also my Barbie dolls. I had plenty of them as a kid.

‘When I saw the real-life Barbies I thought that it was something for me. I have always wanted to stand out and thought this would suit me.

‘I don’t believe in a natural look. I think there is hardly anything natural today.

‘I spend three-and-a-half hours every day getting ready. This lifestyle isn’t easy at all. Maintaining my image is difficult in all its aspects, financially, physically and mentally too.

‘There is a great pressure on me from the media, my fans, the haters, from everybody.’

Inspired by plastic surgery lovers Pixee Fox and Lolo Ferrari, Gabriela has now set her heart on getting breast implants - despite her mothers concerns.

She said: ‘It starts with little adjustments, like your hair and then you want more and more.

‘It is not that I have been unhappy with myself at any point. I have always been content. The fact that I like artificial beauty doesn't mean that I have ever had low self-esteem.

‘My mum is happy to see that I am following my dream and that what I do makes me happy, but she is not keen on plastic surgeries.’

Mum Romana Jirackova, 53 said: ‘She’d been slowly preparing us for it but we hadn’t realised how serious she was.

‘I am worried about her health no doubt about that, but how far she will go with it is her choice and I respect it.

‘I think that she is naturally pretty and even if she has some cosmetic procedures done I would respect that.

‘She’ll always be pretty, it’s always going to be her. What’s important is that she is going to be happy and fulfill her dream.’

Even though not everyone is in favour of her lavish lifestyle and raunchy outfits, Gabriela insists that she is a positive role model and has never forced her fans to replicate her Barbie image.

Gabriela said: ‘Many mothers condemn me for being a bad influence on their children and that I’m setting a bad example.

‘I believe I’m a much better example than the majority of other celebrities, who do drugs, change their partners, or even get involved in scandals. Those kids watch all of that and their parents don’t mind.

‘On the contrary I have been always encouraging others to do what they want to do themselves and what they want to become. That’s the message I always spread.’

Gabriela now dreams of living in the States, and says she is committed to the extreme Barbie-look for life.