Actress Katherine Heigl has revealed that she used to “pray and fast” for larger breasts during her teenage years.

The 36-year-old actress said she was bullied for being “super-flat chested” when she was 14 and 15 years old, and as a result, she prayed for larger breasts.

In an interview, she said, “I spent the next however many months and years praying and praying and praying to get big b–bs, like that’s all I wanted. I prayed. I fasted for big b–bs.”

Heigl, who grew up Mormon, said that she would use the monthly fast and testimony meeting to pray for bigger breasts.

Heigl also said that she would cut out pictures from the Victoria’s Secret catalogue of the body she liked and put her head on top of it.

However, she didn’t realize that bigger breasts came with certain issues that the Victoria’s Secret models didn’t have.

“The problem is, no one warns you that, well, this is a lot of information, but with real larger size breasts come issues the Victoria Secret models don’t have like gravity and bigger butts and bigger thighs,” she said.

“So I’ve had to spend the rest of my life with big b–bs trying to make sure everything stays tight and where it is supposed to.”

Heigl’s mother thinks that God gave her larger breasts as revenge for being “shallow” in her prayers.

When asked on talk show ‘Conan’ if she thinks that’s God’s revenge, she replied, “I do. Right, he’s like, ‘You’re that shallow, try this.'”

Heigl’s breasts naturally increased in size while she was away from school shooting 1995 action film ‘Under Siege 2.’

However, when she returned to school, her bullies made up a rumor that she had gone to Los Angeles to get a b–b job at 15 years old.

“I thought that was hilarious, [but] I guess it is not that out of the ordinary. In my town in my day, that was not something people did. So I would just wear the tightest shirts I could and flaunt it as much as I could. And get my revenge,” she said.

Heigl said that having bigger breasts also caused her a lot of pain, both physically and emotionally.

“I think women know the pain of carrying around a large chest and what it feels like to have people look at you in a certain way, and that’s been my journey,” she said.

Despite the challenges that come with having larger breasts, Heigl said that she’s learned to embrace her body and is grateful for what she has.

“At the end of the day, I am grateful that I have them and they’re healthy and they’ve fed my children and all of those amazing things that breasts are made for,” she said.

Heigl hopes that her story will inspire other women to embrace their bodies and be confident in who they are.

“I hope that my journey can be an inspiration to other women out there, and that they can feel good about themselves and that they can find confidence and peace in their bodies,” she said.