The relatives of a mother of five, who tragically passed away following a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedure at the clinic operated by Jordan James Parke, known as the ‘Lip King,’ have expressed their outrage. They are particularly upset that Parke has been illegally selling weight loss injections online while under police investigation for the incident.

Parke, along with another individual, faced dramatic arrests on suspicion of manslaughter after the death of 33-year-old Alice Webb. She had undergone a non-surgical BBL at Studio 23 clinic in Gloucester on September 24 of the previous year.

Alice was urgently transported to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital after her health rapidly declined, but sadly, she passed away early the next morning. Her death is considered the first in the UK related to a ‘liquid BBL’ procedure.

Typically, a surgical BBL involves transferring fat from one part of the body to the buttocks.

However, the less expensive non-surgical variant, known as a ‘liquid BBL,’ involves the direct injection of dermal fillers, which are also used in lip augmentations.

Currently, Parke remains on bail, with specific conditions set, while authorities have decided not to pursue further action against the other individual involved.

Last month, the Mail revealed that Parke appears to be flogging £200 weight loss jabs and teeth whitening treatments online while boasting of his lavish lifestyle on the Cape Verde island of Boa Vista.

A year on from her death, Alice’s family have spoken out for the first time and expressed their disgust that Parke is still operating within the cosmetics industry.

The family of mother-of-five Alice Webb, 33, who died after having a BBL at the clinic of ‘Lip King’ Jordan James Parke say they are ‘incredibly angry’ the beautician has been illegally selling weight loss jabs online while on police bail over the tragedy

Last month, the Mail revealed that Parke appears to be flogging £200 jabs and teeth whitening treatments online while boasting of his lavish lifestyle on the Cape Verde island of Boa Vista

Speaking to the BBC, her sister April revealed how Alice had only spoken to her hours before the procedure, having left her home in Wotton-under-Edge before dropping her five children off to school at the start of the day. 

She had booked herself in for the procedure at Studio 23, believing she would be back in time for the afternoon school run.

But just hours later, April was unable to get through to Alice, with calls and texts going unanswered.

When the phone was finally answered, it was a paramedic who spoke to April, informing her that her sister was unresponsive and needed to be taken to hospital. 

Her family rushed to be with Alice, who tragically passed away around an hour later. 

April recalled: ‘We said we loved her, we held her hand, stroked her hair.’

Ben, the father of Alice’s eldest daughter, Delsie, said he was outraged at reports Parke was illegally selling weight jabs just months after losing the mum-of-five.

‘He shouldn’t be [selling them]. It’s as simple as that, I don’t know how he sleeps at night.’ 

Daily Mail previously revealed that Parke offered one customer – who is between a Size 6 and 8 – a £208 Semaglutide Peptide weight loss kit which he told her uses the ‘same ingredient as Ozempic’.

Jordan James Parke leaving his home in Dudley, West Midlands on September 27 2024

When the customer asked for info on the weight loss jabs, Parke replied on April 7: ‘Hey babe xx. I have the Semaglutide Peptide kits, they are incredible. You mix them up and keep in the fridge, you inject once a week (either your stomach or the top of your thigh) with an insulin needle (which you get in the kit!) it’s the same ingredient as Ozempic!

‘It’s amazing it cuts your appetite right down which then causes you to lose weight! The course will last you 6-10 weeks (depending on your dosage used). It’s £200 and £8 Special Delivery postage with Royal Mail.

‘Comes with an instruction guide made by me on how to inject and mix etc. They are 10MG strength. You don’t have to follow a strict diet as the ingredient cuts your appetite which makes you eat less which then equals weight loss!

‘Most people on average lost 5-7lbs a week on this.’

When the customer replied to ask how to order, Parke immediately asked for £208 to be transferred to his account, having asked the buyer no questions. The Mail has contacted Parke for comment.

Although his personal and business account – The Lip King Aesthetics – have been closed off as private on Instagram, Parke has set up a new Facebook account with the same names.

In July, Parke began to start publicly promoting weight loss jabs, asking clients to DM to get involved and sharing ‘transformation’ photos of clients apparently using them.

He appeared to be doing this from the comfort of Boa Vista, sharing topless selfies of himself ‘tanning’ in between posts about weight loss jabs. In one photo, he is seen showing off his Louis Vuitton tattoos on his arm.

Alice’s family have revealed that the mum-of-five passed away around an hour after they arrived at hospital to be with her

On July 15, he shared before and after photos of a woman supposedly using the jabs, with the caption ‘DM TO ORDER’ with a syringe emoji.

A day later, bleach-haired Parke was seen posing by a swimming pool in Boa Vista, wearing a Chanel top, a gold watch and large designer sunglasses.

Earlier in the year, on April 22, he also announced that teeth whitening was being added to the services he provides.

He offers £99 for a 60-minute whitening session, £149 for an ‘xtreme’ 90-minute session and £49 for a 30-minute top-up.

Ashton Collins, the director of Save Face, a government approved register of accredited practitioners, told the Mail: ‘Jordan Parke has been on our radar for nearly a decade due to his pattern of unethical practices. He is morally bankrupt, consistently prioritising profit over patient safety.

‘I am deeply appalled, though not surprised, to see him selling illegal weight loss injections again.

‘Having previously been exposed for causing serious health issues, he continues these dangerous activities without any legal authority to prescribe.

‘He sells indiscriminately, without assessing suitability or reviewing medical histories, thereby putting both the physical and mental health of his customers at grave risk.

‘The contents of what he is selling remain completely unknown and could potentially be fatal.

‘Anyone considering weight loss injections should only consult a qualified medical professional who can properly assess suitability and safely prescribe the appropriate medication.’

Parke, who describes himself on social media as ‘The Plastic Surgery Advocate’, is not a qualified surgeon.

The Kim Kardashian fanatic appeared on US reality TV series Botched in 2015, but he was turned away when he returned to the show in 2019 as doctors revealed a fourth nose job would have involved taking a piece of his rib to widen his nostrils.

He once said: ‘Plastic surgery is like sex. You can’t have it once. You have to have it over and over.

‘And if the surgeon’s good, you keep having it with the same guy. I was once a lip disaster, but now I’m known in England as the Lip King.’

Prior to his first cosmetic tweak aged 19, Parke is seen with seemingly little cosmetic tweaks apart from plucked eyebrows.

His desire to transform his looks was rooted in an obsession with the aesthetic of the Kardashian family, he told The Mirror in 2016.

Alice died after undergoing a non-surgical Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) at Studio 23 clinic, in Gloucester (pictured)

‘It’s the whole family [I take inspiration from], but mainly Kim. But I love them all, their looks, the way they dress, they’re just an inspiration.

‘I wanted my chin like Kylie Jenner’s, with a really defined jawline. I love her jawline and she’s got such a sharp chin.’

Alice’s partner Dane Knight previously called for the Government to take action, launching a petition with Save Face to enact Alice’s Law.

In a statement issued at the time, her family said: ‘Alice’s death has left a huge void in our family, one that can never be filled. 

‘We are devastated by the overwhelming feeling of grief, loss, and anger because her death should never have been allowed to happen. All we can do now is hope for justice.

‘We are supporting Save Face’s campaign to implement a new law in Alice’s name to ensure that those responsible for her death are held accountable and to prevent any other family from having to endure this awful suffering.’