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Maybe it's an attempt to reference the Madam X portrait, but it's not well done.[/quote]

As a woman of a particular age &gt; she has aged wonderfully imo.

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Has she though??

Because also as a woman of a particular age, I think aging well means aging. Not staving off aging via surgical interventions (and not insignificantly so). If someone were to say she seems to be using her considerable resources to surgically defy aging, she has a great team, etc. - sure OK.

She’s certainly not alone in that of course. But it would be nice if people continue to remember what actual aging does look like. Not aging poorly, but just aging like a normal human doing what they reasonably can.[/quote]

In Nicole’s defense - IF she did have cosmetic surgery and that is the only reason that she looks so good at her age…..well then why don’t ALL celebs who are the same age look just as good as she does??

I mean, for instance look at Madonna.
I am sure that she has more money in the bank yet at sixty she didn’t even look an iota as good as Nicole does.

If plastic surgery, fillers, Botox, etc. is all that is needed to look fabulous then why don’t all celebs look as good??

I mean, Mama June had a ton of cosmetic surgery plus new teeth but she has never been even close to stunning.

One must be pretty in the beginning to look good.

Plastic surgery enhances -&gt;&gt; not creates beauty.[/quote]

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