TV star beautician dubbed 'The Lip King' arrested over mum-of-five's BBL death

Jordan Parke, who styles himself online as the Lip King, said he "can't talk" with the beautician at the centre of a Brazilian Butt Lift storm following the death of a woman who had the procedure

A beautician who calls himself the Lip King has been arrested over the death of a mum of five following a butt lift procedure.

Jordan Parke was pictured leaving his home last night as police continue to probe the sudden death of 33-year-old mother of five Alice Webb.

Police quizzed and bailed two people in connection with Alice’s death. Last night Parke, who has made a string of TV appearances and is active on Instagram, said: “I can’t talk to anybody. I was arrested.”

He later drove away from his home in Dudley, West Mids, in a Mercedes G Wagon bearing a personalised number plate which read POUT. Alice died 60 miles away in Gloucester after reportedly undergoing a procedure known as a liquid BBL, or Brazilian Butt Lift.

The non-surgical treatment sees patients having hyaluronic acid and dermal fillers injected into their backside. Such treatments are offered online for around £2,500 a time, can be completed in just 60 minutes and have been repeatedly subject to dire health warnings by experts.

Parke, 34, describes himself on social media as “The Plastic Surgery Advocate”. He has no known medical qualifications and offers cosmetic procedures from various premises across the UK, including Gloucester. A Kardashian fanatic, he has spent more than £130,000 on cosmetic surgery and has appeared on ITV’s This Morning and C4’s Bodyshockers to discuss his obsession.

He has had at least four nose jobs and 50 other procedures and once said: “Plastic surgery is like sex. You can’t have it once. You have to have it over and over.” Parke also appeared on US reality series Botched in 2015 but was turned away four years later after medics warned a fourth nose job would involve removing part of his ribcage to widen the nostrils.

As the Mirror revealed yesterday, Alice is the first Brit to die after a liquid BBL. It is alleged she was treated at the Studio 23 clinic in Gloucester, co-run by Parke. Alice’s shattered partner Dane Knight was last night consoling the couple’s five daughters. He wrote on Facebook: “Want to say a heartfelt thank you to all family and friends that were here for us at our time of need, including all of the kind messages sent to my children and myself.

“There was some very beautiful messages sent by some of your children that formed a start of a smile from the corner of my kids mouth. Be extremely careful on what you say - my children are extremely vulnerable!” Alice was mum to five girls Delsie, 15, Preete, 13, Gracie 12, Nylie, 10 and Clarie, seven. The Studio 23 clinic, which had yesterday apparently removed its logo from its premises, is a few miles from the family home in Wotton-under-Edge.

Gloucestershire Police said two people had been released on police bail. Alice died at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in the early hours of Tuesday morning after falling unwell. A GoFundMe page was set up by Alice’s pal Abigail Irwin. It said: “Alice passed away Monday evening after having the BBL treatment. I am hoping to raise as many funds as we can to support Dane, the partner of Alice and their five beautiful children at this very difficult sad time.”