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In today's 'When Beauty Turns Ugly' I’m looking at the story of Jordan Parke, better known online as “The Lip King”, and the tragic death of Alice Webb.

Jordan first became known for his extreme cosmetic procedures, especially his lip fillers, which eventually led to appearances on TV shows like Botched and a growing following on social media. Over time he built a career around aesthetic treatments, opening clinics and running training courses for cosmetic procedures.

But in September 2024, everything changed.

Alice Webb, a 33-year-old mother of five, died after becoming seriously ill following a non-surgical BBL procedure that took place after she attended a training course run by Jordan. Her death shocked a lot of people in the aesthetics industry and raised serious questions about who is actually allowed to carry out high-risk cosmetic procedures in the UK.

Jordan Parke was later arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in connection with Alice’s death and released on bail while the investigation continued.

Then in February 2026, Jordan himself was found dead in a hotel room in Canary Wharf. Police said his death was being treated as unexplained, although early reports suggested he may have been undergoing a cosmetic procedure at the time.

In this video I go through the timeline of everything that happened. I talk about how Jordan Parke became known online, the events surrounding Alice Webb’s death, what happened afterwards, and the wider issues around regulation in the cosmetic procedures industry.

Alice’s family are still campaigning for tighter rules around high-risk aesthetic procedures, including something being referred to as “Alice’s Law”, which would restrict treatments like liquid BBLs to properly qualified medical professionals.

They’ve been very clear that the main reason they’re pushing for these changes is so that something like this doesn’t happen to someone else in the future.