LeAnn Rimes has revealed she has undergone a costly 'blood cleaning' procedure worth up to $45,000 to rid her body of mould and microplastics. The 43-year-old country music star shared a video on Instagram from Next Health medical clinic in Nashville, showing herself hooked up to a machine for the treatment.
The procedure, known as Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE), removes the liquid portion of blood, filtering out toxins, antibodies and inflammatory agents before replacing it with fresh plasma. A single session costs $10,000, while a six-session package is priced at $45,000.
Rimes, who is married to actor Eddie Cibrian, said: 'This is my second round of plasma exchange to help clear microtoxins, such as mould and microplastics and this time, I've added stem cells to encourage overall repair.' She added that she was 'listening to my body and choosing what feels supportive for this season of healing'.
The Grammy winner is not alone in seeking such treatment. Hollywood star Orlando Bloom, 49, underwent a similar £10,000 procedure in London last summer. Next Health describes TPE as a cutting-edge method that 'supports longevity, immune resilience, and overall cellular health'.
Rimes acknowledged the privilege of accessing such treatments, writing: 'I'm very aware that access to treatments like this isn't universal. I share with sensitivity and humility, not as a prescription, but as information about what's been working for me.' The singer has been open about her health struggles, including anxiety, depression, psoriasis and perimenopause.
