The black dress in the before photo is very cheap looking and unflattering in shape and color on her pale skin. She would have looked better in jeans and a top. She also looks less confident. I think she looks better because she's thinner, toned and holds herself confidently. Not crazy about the cliche hair and she probably didn't need a nose job. But she's in show business and looks are part of the job.

The weight loss looks great on her but everythning else was better before. I hate when white women get those fake tans and look a completely different color. Her new nose is bad; agree with the prior poster who said it makes her face look elongated. She also has a very strong looking face; she almost looks like she's in drag.

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Her after pictures remind me of the Hilton/Richards women. Long skinny faces. Not particularly attractive but not ugly either. I thought she looked better and more distinctive before.

Her face was prettier before. She should have skipped the surgery and hair change, and just toned up a little bit.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh I don't think she was cute at all before and she still isn't. Sorry.

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Yes. I like her a lot and think she’s very funny, but I don’t think she’s attractive, plastic surgery or no.

She's not trying to seduce you. It's okay if you don't find her hot.

I know it’s okay. I’m a straight woman so I’m not in the market.

She looks improved IMO.

I’m in favor of outspoken women whether I like what they say or not.

Ugh. I kind of think she looked better before. Everyone is so harsh and brittle-looking now.

Yes appearances are important. She looks 100% better

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Anonymous wrote:Oh I don't think she was cute at all before and she still isn't. Sorry.

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Yes. I like her a lot and think she’s very funny, but I don’t think she’s attractive, plastic surgery or no.

She's not trying to seduce you. It's okay if you don't find her hot.

I appreciate her honesty. I heard her interview on Howard Stern, and she was like ladies, no one on TV has their real hair and you should know that - she has been honest about extensions and things.

For weight loss, I think she would be honest if she was on any drugs. She was heavier years ago, but has has been skinny for a long time, well before the Ozempic trend so I think she probably just decided like many female celebrities she would rather be thinner and get more work.

Also, I saw that same slideshow pictures and she was the one that posted them. It’s not like somebody was trying to out her in the tabloids. She put it out there for everyone to see and agree she has amazing legs!

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Anonymous wrote:She's 100% right. I am a Nikki Glaser type: I look fine a little heavy, nobody would look at me and think I look terrible, BUT, I get actually thin and it's like being Cinderella at the ball every day. It is transformative. So people gatekeeping Ozempic from people like me or her are just trying to keep people from looking their best optimal self and living their best optimal lives.

You can't lose 20 pounds through diet, exercise and lifestyle changes?

Nope, btdt trying for years. Off and on Ozempic is like climbing Everest v. going for a 5k. Theoretically, with huge efforts and deprivation forever, I probably could but that level of effort overtime is superhuman and I can't spend my entire life fighting this because I do have a life to live beyond my appearance. So why would I do that when I can make it effortless? To brag about how I did it naturally? There is no glory in struggling to get to what others achieve easily.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh I don't think she was cute at all before and she still isn't. Sorry.

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Yes. I like her a lot and think she’s very funny, but I don’t think she’s attractive, plastic surgery or no.

She looked a lot better "before".