Jennifer Lawrence Plastic Surgery Rumors: Jennifer Lawrence is setting the record straight about the plastic surgery rumors swirling around her. Teaming up with Kylie Jenner for Interview’s latest issue, the duo tackled the topic head-on. Lawrence debunked the buzz, attributing her apparent transformations to the magic of makeup, particularly the skilled work of her makeup artist, Hung Vanngo.
Working with Hung, who’s a makeup maestro, it’s astounding what makeup can achieve. People are convinced I’ve had work done, especially on my eyes, but it’s just clever makeup,” Lawrence shared, amused by the assumptions.
Jenner had Lawrence’s back, asserting, “I’ve seen the pictures, and trust me, it’s not what people are guessing.”
It’s truly incredible what makeup can do,” Jenner chimed in, affirming the transformative power of cosmetics. Injecting a bit of humor into the conversation, Lawrence quipped, “Poor men, they’re kind of stuck with what they’ve got.”
Jenner, no stranger to discussions about cosmetic enhancements, clarified her own experiences, stating, “I’ve had lip fillers, but it’s about more than that. My face changes with age, and makeup plays a huge role in how I look.”
Understanding Jenner’s plight, Lawrence shared her own journey, noting the changes her face naturally underwent as she grew older. “I’ve faced comparisons from my younger self to now. It’s not surgery, it’s aging. My features shifted naturally,” Lawrence explained, shrugging off persistent rumors.
This isn’t the first time Lawrence has addressed these rumors. Back in 2019, she adamantly denied having undergone any surgery, emphasizing the transformative powers of skilled styling, makeup, and fillers.
Jenner, gracing Interview’s 2023 Winter Issue cover, delved into more than just plastic surgery. Alongside discussions about family, entrepreneurship, and her recent pregnancy with son Aire, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul rocked the cover in a striking black bikini top and pants, embracing a rather unconventional companion.
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