Jasmine Tridevil third boob is a charm. Tridevil, who displayed the three little devils on YouTube, says she did it to get on MTV, but may have to settle for the series "American Horror Story: Freak Show."

The 21-year-old massage therapist claimed she paid over $20,000 to surgically add a third breast and plans to sell her story to MTV in a documentary about the difficulties of being a three-breasted-woman called "Jasmine's Jugs."

Jasmine Tridevil, who has not released her real name because of a non-disclosure agreement, says fifty doctors rejected her request because they were afraid the surgery would violate ethical codes before she found a surgeon who would perform the procedure on the grounds that she kept their name a secret.

According to reports, the procedure cost $22,500. Jasmine Tridevil told WTSP in Tampa she had the surgery to become famous. She shared videos where she wore a tri-cup bikini on Facebook and YouTube. Tridevil hired a camera crew to film her for the MTV pitch.

Real Radio 104.1 interviewed Jasmine Tridevil on their "The News Junkie" segment.

"It was really hard finding [a doctor] that would do [the surgery] because they're breaking the code of ethics," Jasmine told real 104.1. "He made me sign a non-disclosure agreement as he was scared he'd get in trouble."

Tridevil also revealed that she used to be obsessed with Criss Angel. Jasmine told 104.1 she goes to Vegas alone every year for her birthday. Last year, Tridevil said she bought tickets for the entire first row of seats to one of his performances.

Tridevil says the bid for reality TV stardom wasn't the only reason she got the third boob.

"I got it because I wanted to make myself unattractive to men," Tridevil told Real Radio, "Because I don't want to date anymore. Most guys would think [the extra breast is] weird and gross."

The American Board of Plastic Surgeons ethical code says "the principal objective of the medical profession is to render services to humanity with full respect for human dignity."

Scot Glasberg, president-elected of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons told MailOnline "This violates every ethical principle not just in surgery but in medicine as well. We look to enhance the norm. This is not the norm. Nothing speaks louder than the fact that the surgeon required the patient to sign a non-disclosure form."

New York magazine reported that the "JasmineTridevil.com" is registered to Alisha Hessler, a massage therapist in the Tampa area and notes the resemblance to Tridevil. Reports from December 2013 say Hessler forced man who reportedly beat her to wear a dunce cap and a sign that read "I beat women" while standing on a busy intersection. Hessler filed no charges for the alleged beatings.

Not everyone is thrilled with the media circus Jasmine's news brought. "My mom ran out the door. She won't talk to me. She won't let my sister talk to me," Tridevil said to Real Radio.