host and star has set the record straight about her plastic surgery. A video was uploaded on by @baileysbotox last month of "then" and "now" photos of the TV personality. The caption stated all the procedures Ariana could have had done, such as lip filler and liposuction on the jaw.
Other users also chimed in wondering if those two things were the only work she had done. Ariana saw the post and set the record straight. She even revealed something else wants to get done in the future.
She wrote: "l'll tell you what i've had! you're partially correct. Tox in 11's, outer brow, and my neck. Ellevate for my neck in 2019 by @theneckdoctor.
Minimal lip filler bc my face is too small to handle very much and filler in my chin. Absolutely no filler anywhere else and def no bleph yet." She continued: "Hope this helps! i'll keep yall posted if i do anything else.
" Ellevate is a minimally invasive technique that targets the neck and jawline for rejuvenation and bleph is a reference to another surgery called blepharoplasty, an eyelid lift procedure. The user created a post with Ariana's response appreciating her transparency and revealed she's the first celebrity to ever comment on a 'What Have They Had?' video to confirm her work. She then gave a shout out to Ariana for admitting all the work she had done.
People in the comments also praised the TV personality's transparency. One person wrote: "I love a transparent queen admitting what she’s had done unlike some of these bafoons talking bout olive oil and sunscreen." Another person wrote: "She's so iconic for this, I love her.
" A third wrote: "I love the way she owns it & even says who did her amazing work." Back in 2021, she responded to a fan comment on her Instagram stories about her not having "any Botox or other fillers." She responded: " False! I DON'T have any botox or fillers.
It's been years since i've done anything at all." All the latest news, showbiz, lifestyle and sports updates, brought to you by our dedicated American team. to make sure you're not missing out.
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