Marie Osmond— Plastic Surgery Shockers Over The Years

Marie Osmond has spent her life in showbiz as an all-around performer — and her adoring public has seen decades of big changes for the showbiz legend!

Marie started out as a child star, thanks to her older Osmond Brothers having been discovered at a young age by crooner Andy Williams. She was already part of the act by the age of four years old. Marie wasn't going to fit in with the Osmond Brothers as a huge chart act, however. Instead, she bided her time to become a solo act.

She finally released her first single in 1973, with 14-year-old Marie sporting an all-natural look while crooning "Paper Roses." The song was a cover of an earlier hit by the equally-wholesome Anita Bryant, and shot to #1 on the country charts.

Marie moved into the pop charts crooning with brother Donny on hits like "I'm Leaving It All Up to You." The duo then got together for the "Donny & Marie" variety show. Various sketches kept Marie trying all kinds of looks, including a disco diva outfit.

After the end of "Donny and Marie," she attempted to keep her career going with a return to the country charts. That didn't keep the 29-year-old star from rocking some big '80s hair, however, even though the hits started to dry up right around 1988.

Marie spent the '90s concentrating on television — trying a short-lived ABC sitcom with Betty White. Then she moved on to "Donny and Marie" in 1998, a daytime talk show that let her be a natural beauty at 40 years old.

But things went wrong in 2003, when shocked fans found Marie showing off what insiders called a "more mature" look. In fact, the suspected plastic surgery seemed to actually add years to Marie's face. Friends, however, insisted that Marie didn't do anything more drastic than a few Botox infections.

Marie looked a little less shocking by 2009, when she released a new album with all proceeds going to charity. By then, she and Donny had a hit Las Vegas residency that kept her looking fit at 51 years old.

But the former teen star seemingly went too far again in 2010 — with fans divided over whether she'd turned into Joan Rivers or Tori Spelling. Noted plastic surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn, who hadn't treated Marie, said "Her nose is thinner and whittled down," before adding that fillers had given her "trout pout, and that "the wrinkles under her eyes have disappeared, possibly from a lower eyelid lift."

And, sadly, insiders are saying that Marie hasn't learned her lesson — leading to her starting out 2018 with what seems to be even more work! “Everybody’s trying to get into whatever works,” said Marie, who'd also just lost an impressive 50 pounds on a diet program. But, warned one friend: “Marie has become totally fixated with making herself over completely!”