Back in May, Sharon Osbourne revealed on her show The Talk that she had a facelift scheduled for the fall. She said “in September, I will have a new face.” On the premiere of The Talk this week, Sharon showed her new face and it was obviously healing for her still, I’ll say that. She said she was still in “a bit of pain.” The other women told her she looked “beautiful” and “gorgeous,” because what else are they going to say about it? She could barely speak. That video is at the bottom of the post and here’s what she said about her operation, which was five weeks ago.
I had my neck done, my jowls. He kind of pulled it from the top of my head. Everything was lifted up. It looks more refreshed. [I’m still in] a little bit of pain. You can’t complain when you wanted to do it.
Someone commented on the YouTube video that it was Sharon’s third facelift, but I think it may have been her fourth actually. She said in 2016 she was “on face three and counting.” There’s no shame in getting a facelift or two, and I appreciate that Sharon is open about everything that she’s had done, but she has been looking overly tweaked and pulled for years. Hopefully this will settle for her because you could tell she was having trouble talking. It really does seem like she’s trying to fix something else with all this plastic surgery.
Here’s what she looked like earlier this year. I think this was fine?
And here’s the video of her now.
Her face, her choice. If I had half the money these people have, my navel would be on my forehead, with the all the “lifts” I’d get. LOL
This comment! Lmbo
Exactly!
@ByTheSea same!! Lol!! Also, I used to work in plastic surgery (I actually don’t have any work myself, but we’ll talk in 15 years lol), and that is an excellent face lift!! That’s how it’s supposed to look. She doesn’t look too lifted or cat-faced, and the mouth movement will improve as the healing process continues. You can see she’s still a little swollen. That being said, three or possibly four facelifts…you’re doing something wrong. She likely had those minimally invasive lifts (I can’t think of the name right now but they were popular a number of years ago). Those didn’t last and we would often see people who had that done and then wanted the real deal.
I was going to say what incredible work it is!! If you didn’t know who she was, you’d think it’s Natalie Imbruglia’s sister or something!!?
I can’t watch the video but the image made me think I WANT THIS TOO. I’m getting a bit hangdoggy in the jowl area… luckily I have a great personality. lol. I don’t think I could deal with the discomfort though.
I’m surprised at how very good she looks – she must have a great surgeon.
LMFAO!!!! Made my day…
So sad that one can no longer age gracefully today. Even if I had the money I would not mess with my natural look.
Her husband looks like the walking dead and she is trying to look 20. Sigh. Why do women put so much pressure on themselves?
Ugh. EXACTLY.
Have you taken a look at our society. It pressures all women to feel inadequate in many aspects of themselves, specially looks. It’s everywhere from advertisements, to movies and tv shows and in real life.
She’s also on tv every day, and he’s not, so that may play into it too, but yeah, it’s ridiculous.
She looked fine before the latest surgery but it is her body and her money.
Why is she sitting on a broken sofa with Sean Astin? She’s got a gorgeous face and great haircut, I just wish she would tone down that strident red color of her hair.
That is her and Ozzy “before” lol
“Why is she sitting on a broken sofa with Sean Astin? ”
Head. Desk. Dead. 🙂
Ozzy circa that era looks EXACTLY like a certain local weatherman here (well, former. He got fired earlier this year for reasons) that is a regular at the bar I work at. I teased him about it constantly, although he always pointed out ‘Ozzy’s your favorite artist, so you must automatically love me!”
Face looks great but the hair is really aging her
I guess when you have a shit-ton of money and all the time in the world, plastic surgery becomes your hobby. I honestly believe that sometime soon, the plastic surgery look will go out of style. Forehead wrinkles and eye crinkles will be seen as cute and unusual.
From your lips to God’s ears… 🙂
Her money, her face. At least she’s honest about it — unlike all the celebs who chalk it up to drinking water, using sunscreen and getting enough rest.
Surgery like this is major business though, and it concerns me that she seems so casual about being under general anaesthesia so many times. Presumably her doctors have all given her the lowdown on the associated risks….
If she has had as many as 3 or 4 and looks like *that* after only 5 weeks, she’s not having full facelifts – she’s having thread lifts, which can be done using local anesthetics, as the threads (which will eventually dissolve into the skin) are placed in locations specific to the patient’s facial structure and needs. She isn’t going under general anesthesia frequently, nor has she. Of that, I am certain.
I’ve heard her comment on previous plastic surgery – multiple procedures ranging from breast implants & corrective surgery, multiple lipsuction and possibly gastric bypass (not sure about that one) – all of which would necessitate being put under. As far as her face is concerned, she has had multiple face lifts in addition to less invasive stuff..
She could barely talk??? OMG how wonderful! It was a complete success!
Am not gonna judge her. She could have been shamed for getting old. My ex enjoyed making fun of my graying hair and eye wrinkles. I told him at least I could see my feet when looking down . 😀
I hope she will just be happy as getting older is a gift from the Goddess.
I think she looked fine (albeit tweaked to high heaven) before, and not that much different now, but hopefully she’s happy with it. I can’t imagine the pain of something like that, it just isn’t worth it to me personally.
Marie Osmond is kind of unrecognizable too.
I do not agree that she should be taking about it on a TV show. @Wellsie over here just illustrates why not perfectly: It makes other women feel inadequate and that they should tweak and lift their faces to look younger too.
My grandmother used to say this to me: “There are only two constants in life: Change and death. If we can’t learn to live with the reality and embrace the fact that we are here to live lives, in bodies, that will forever change, then we might aswell lie down and embrace the other constant right now”.
We need to stop fearing change. Nothing stays the same, not our looks, not our lives, not our identities, not our world.
I understand where you’re coming from , but I think it’s healthier for her to acknowledge that it’s because of plastic surgery instead of being like lots of celebrities who pretend it’s just their genetics/healthy living…that makes people feel worse because their face isn’t like that ‘naturally’.
My gawd even with the sound off. Is that show popular? Crikey.
My face has completely moved south…. I hate when I look in a mirror.
And I’m always pulling it back from my ears, envisioning what could be.
The stress/treatment and survival mode of having a rare, aggressive breast cancer has also contributed.
I’ve been saving up for the past 2 years in my “Facelift Fund” ~ my kids always laugh at that! I’m hoping in the next 6 months to reach my goal, just doing it for me.
Good luck, I had the miserable breast cancer and I feel you. I am happy you are doing this for you.
JennyJenny, good for you!
Too bad she can’t get a personality lift. She looks fine and hey, more power to her if she likes it, I love it. She’s just such an unpleasant person it’s hard to look at her.
JennyJenny, Wishing you all peace and wellness. And damn it, get the face lift if you really want it.
She looks lovely!
The work was amazing.. she looks decades younger.
She looks ok but let’s talk about Marie Osmond. She doesn’t look like herself at all.