Kris Jenner's facelift results have been revealed, showing a significant difference from her social media posts. Photo / Getty Images
Kris Jenner's facelift results have been revealed, showing a significant difference from her social media posts. Photo / Getty Images
After months of hiding behind carefully selected filters and lighting, the real results of Kris Jenner’s facelift have been revealed.
Side-by-side photos of reality star Jenner, 69, have got the internet buzzing as she looked drastically different from her own social media posts.
The world’s most famous momager has beena viral sensation in recent months after undergoing a facelift that many fans claimed made her look younger than some of her daughters.
But it turns out it’s all just some clever lighting and cheeky filters.
While Jenner looked gorgeous in a yellow blazer dress with a black belt at a recent premiere, fans couldn’t help but notice her face appeared vastly different.
While one more said: “That facelift didn’t last long at all.”
Jenner’s face looks markedly different compared to her Instagram snaps. Photo / Getty Images
Jenner has wowed fans on social media with her pictures. Photo / Instagram
Jenner has been mistaken for one of her daughters numerous times on social media, despite the big age difference.
When she first emerged with her new facelift, many fans speculated if Jenner got “the Lindsay Lohan treatment”, whereby the actress was recently accused of going under the knife to repair many years of hard partying.
“She definitely saw Lindsay Lohan’s surgeon!! That facelift did her some good justice,” wrote one follower, while another said, “The new facelift is slaying!”
Meanwhile, she previously had her neck lift documented on a past episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
Of getting tweaks, Jenner advised viewers to “do what makes you feel good” and to use a “trusted” physician.
“You can’t do something because someone else wants you to do it, and then you have to do great research on the doctor that you choose,” she said on the show.
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