How big could an organism that lives its entire life in outer space get before collapsing from its own gravity?

I was thinking of an organism that lives its entire life in outer space. It would be shaped like a rocket and have skin to pressurize its insides so that its internal organs are pressurized even when it lives in the vacuum of space and the skin also protects its internal organs from space junk.

What would be the maximum size this organism could get to without collapsing under its own weight?

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How big could an organism that lives its entire life in outer space get before collapsing from its own gravity?

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