Brooke Shields Talks Plastic Surgery, Her Career
Brooke Shields sat down with E!'s 'Daily 10' show, and it sounds like she didn't hold anything back! She talks about whether or not she'll get plastic surgery and what she's proud about regarding her career in the entertainment industry.
I don’t know how I’m going to feel in 10 years [about getting plastic surgery] you know, when my face is down by my knees. I mean you know, who knows? I’ll just be wearing a lot of ponytails."
I can't imagine Brooke getting to the point where her face hangs down by her knees!
And what does Brooke think about her career in Hollywood?
I grew up as a young
person in the industry and I think I was very lucky. I didn’t succumb
to a lot of pressure and a lot of temptation and I just got very
lucky. I have longevity, which I think is something that is something
to be proud of."
It certainly is, especially given how down-to-earth her life seems! Good for her! Hear Brooke's entire interview on E!'s 'Daily 10' tonight at 7:30 ET/PT.
Photos by Wenn.com and INF
This is a women who spends too much time focusing about her looks and getting older. Get over it Brooke.
Maybe she has to spend time focusing on it because all the interviewers focus on asking her that question. She is beautiful, and she is aging well, so it makes sense that they would ask her about her looks.
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I miss 'Lipstick Jungle'. *sigh* Most women who are getting older think about their looks occasionally -- it doesn't make them overly vain.losethatgirl blog
I agree! Plus, she's in the movie industry where it's ALL about looks. So, no wonder. It's part of the job requirement to look your ultimate best (and youngest). She's gorgeous as she is, always has been.
She's so had cosmetic surgery. That face was all cracked a few years ago and now it's all unlined and aglow!! Also, there's some breast augmentation for sure. Liar
She's admitted that she's had Botox. But that's non-surgical, so I guess it doesn't count?? I don't know...
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