Transgender Woman Accused Of Injecting Fix-A-Flat Into Female Butts Will Stay In Jail

Here's hoping there's somewhere soft to sit.

A transgender woman accused of injecting "super glue," Fix-a-Flat and rubber cement into women's buttocks will likely be cooling her heels behind bars after ordered held on $40,000 bond Friday.

Ron Oneal Morris, whose own gargantuan derrière outrageously extends double her own waist size, coyly smiled before a Miami judge despite the five-digit sum which she indicated she wouldn't be able to pay, CBS Miami reported.

The 33-year-old faces multiple counts of practicing medicine without a license causing serious bodily injury, as well as one count of manslaughter after one of her alleged patients died.

Morris, who was born a man but identifies herself as a woman, recently served out a 336-day sentence in Miami-Dade for practicing health care without a license.

She has been under the public spotlight since 2011 when photos of her November arrest for allegedly illegally injecting a woman for $700 showcased her absurdly artificial assets.

The toxic mix she's alleged to have used on her patients was then sealed with super glue and cotton balls.

Shartarka Nuby, 31, who was injected with cosmetic silicone allegedly by Morris in 2007 died from its "migration" in March, 2012, the assistant medical examiner determined.

She told an investigator with the Florida Department of Health before her senseless end that she paid Morris at least $2,000 for about 10 treatments between 2007 and 2011.

Those, she said, were for her buttocks, hips, thighs and breasts.

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