'It's my worst nightmare!' Tanya Bardsley volunteers for bizarre vaginal tightening procedure in The Real Housewives of Cheshire finale  

By Jason Chester for MailOnline

Published: 04:16 EST, 8 November 2016 | Updated: 09:04 EST, 8 November 2016

There were gasps all round on Monday evening as the fourth series of The Real Housewives of Cheshire ended with Tanya Bardsley undergoing a rather unique – and extremely intimate – cosmetic procedure.

The model wife of Stoke City footballer Phil Bardsley gamely volunteered to have her vagina tightened at VIVO Clinic in Manchester on behalf of friend Dawn Ward, who recently launched her own lavish beauty salon in the grounds of her palatial Alderley Edge home.

Referencing the unconventional procedure, she explained: ‘Dawn is looking for this new machine for her clinic – minky tightening! She’s too far gone so I’m going to be her guinea pig.’ 

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Here we go: The fourth series of The Real Housewives of Cheshire ended with Tanya Bardsley undergoing a rather unique – and extremely intimate – cosmetic procedure

But Tanya, 35, appeared to have second thoughts after discovering the 'Femiwand' treatment involved the insertion of two large plastic balls. 

'It’s like my worst nightmare,' she trilled. I’m going to lose my womb!'  

Despite her fears the WAG reluctantly went ahead with the procedure, much to the amusement of Dawn, who was on hand to calm her nerves with a glass of champagne as she looked on from the relative safety of a nearby stool.

'I can see Tanya’s face, she’s going green and actually twitching,' she explained to camera.

Good deed: The model wife of Stoke City footballer Phil Bardsley gamely volunteered to have her vagina tightened at VIVO Clinic in Manchester on behalf of friend Dawn Ward

Referencing the unconventional procedure, she explained: ‘Dawn is looking for this new machine for her clinic – minky tightening!' 

'I'm just gonna love every minute of this. Even if this minky tightening doesn’t work it was worth coming here just to see her lying on that bed.'

Tanya later admitted the procedure, which also involved using an appropriately named 'Like A Virgin' rejuvenation cream followed by a vacuum - 'to put everything back in order' - was a nerve-wracking experience.  

'I’m absolutely terrified, there’s this man with these huge balls talking about them going in,' she told viewers of the ITVBe show. 

You must be joking: Tanya appeared to have second thoughts after discovering the 'Femiwand' treatment involved the insertion of two large plastic balls

Unpleasant: Tanya later admitted the procedure, which also involved using a vacuum - 'to put everything back in order' - was a nerve-wracking experience

After undergoing the bizarre treatment, a relieved Dawn claimed she wouldn't be telling her footballer husband about her exploits. 

'I’m not gonna tell Phil,' she joked. 'I’m just gonna see if he can notice.' 

Tanya, a parent to children Gabriella, 13, Rocco, six, and Renz, two, with her husband, recently revealed that she had planned to film the birth for her reality show, until he stepped in.

Appropriate: The procedure also involved the application of an appropriately named 'Like A Virgin' rejuvenation cream

Seeing the funny side: Despite her fears the WAG reluctantly went ahead with the procedure, much to the amusement of Dawn

'I would have loved for the birth to be filmed,' the reality star told the Daily Record, afterwards.

'My series producer Mike Swindells would've had GoPro cameras on my ankles and everything if he'd had his way but Phil wasn't having it.'

Tanya said that she considered herself an 'oversharer' while her husband - who is 'quite a private person' - had to drawn the line at putting the birth on TV.

She said: 'Phil is still a reluctant telly star but he's fully supportive with me wanting to do it. I think when he finishes football, he might be more relaxed.' 

That'll do: After undergoing the bizarre treatment, a relieved Dawn claimed she wouldn't be telling her footballer husband about her exploits

 

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