Her own cosmetic surgeons report how Madonna underwent 12 facelifts, for a total of over 900,000 euros
A Madonna like this had never been seen before. The singer has been causing discussions for some time now for her extreme looks and for the excessive transformation of her face through cosmetic surgery but the one who presented herself on stage at the 65th edition of the Grammy Awards 2023 he was almost another person. “Me trying to ignore the fact that Madonna has a whole new face,” many users shared the same thought on Twitter. “What happened to Madonna’s face?” someone else writes. Oh yes, why Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone gave way to people talking about self, with her total black look and fishnet stockings, hair gathered in two braids framing a face now ‘disfigured’ by aesthetic interventions. Although she took the stage to introduce the singers Kim Petras And Sam Smithwho with their Unholy won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, drew attention to himself and the speech that many found provocative. “I’m here to thank all the rebels out there, forging a new path and enduring it all. You must know all you troublemakers out there, you must know that your bravery does not go unnoticed“. And it wasn’t even her that went unnoticed.
Social networks indulged themselves and on Twitter she was certainly the undisputed queen. “If they hadn’t announced that it was Madonna I would have had no idea who this person was presenting at the Grammys”writes one, “I inform you that Madonna is not the character in the film Saw“, let someone else know. There are also those who write: “Madonna looks good for her age…. If her age is that of a 2,700-year-old vampire who eats children and small animals alive.”
The singer of Material Girl therefore did not convince the public. Her own cosmetic surgeons let it be known how well Madonna underwent 12 facelift operations, for a total of over 900 thousand euros in expenses. Now it is understandable why all the British tabloids wrote after its appearance: “Who’s that girl?” (Who is this girl?), because we don’t know either.
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