Renee Zellweger Presents Her Latest Face
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Renee Zellwegger and Patrick Dempsey photocall
Renée Zellweger is back as Bridget Jones in "Bridget Jones's Baby" — and she's already caused a ruckus over comments about her changing face! Renee went after critics who couldn't help but notice that the Bridget Jones of 2016 looks very different from the actress from the first film in 2001! Nobody was mocking that Renée looked older, though. They were wondering why Renee looked like a younger woman!
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Renee Zellwegger and Patrick Dempsey photocall
Renée tried to cut off criticism of her looks with an online essay where she lumped herself in with criticism of women seeming "too skinny, too fat, showing age, [or] better as a brunette." In the case of Renée, though, the speculation has been fueled by Renee trying to look too young!
Photo credit: Splash News
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"I did not make a decision to alter my face and have surgery on my eyes," said Renée (seen here in 2001's "Bridget Jones's Diary") — but The National ENQUIRER found an expert who disagreed!
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Ron Galella Archive – File Photos 2009
Dr. Lyle Back, who hasn't treated Renée (seen here in 1996), took a look at photos of the actress from 2015. "She clearly has had extensive work done," said the doc, "but the result is that she lost the look America fell in love with!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
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2014 ELLE Women In Hollywood Awards – Arrivals
The good news is that Renée's latest look doesn't resemble the disaster of 2014 (as pictured), where the buzz first began over how Renee had gone several nips and tucks too far! [See more of her changing looks here]
Photo credit: Getty Images
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As seen at the premiere of "Bridget Jones's Baby," Renée can now actually furrow her brow — although the lines don't quite look the same! Neither does her famous character. "The goal of plastic surgery is to make yourself look better," said Dr. Back, "not unrecognizable. Bridget Jones is gone forever!"
Photo credit: Splash News
Renee Zellwegger and Patrick Dempsey photocall
Renée Zellweger is back as Bridget Jones in "Bridget Jones's Baby" — and she's already caused a ruckus over comments about her changing face! Renee went after critics who couldn't help but notice that the Bridget Jones of 2016 looks very different from the actress from the first film in 2001! Nobody was mocking that Renée looked older, though. They were wondering why Renee looked like a younger woman!
Photo credit: Splash/Files
Renee Zellwegger and Patrick Dempsey photocall
Renée tried to cut off criticism of her looks with an online essay where she lumped herself in with criticism of women seeming "too skinny, too fat, showing age, [or] better as a brunette." In the case of Renée, though, the speculation has been fueled by Renee trying to look too young!
Photo credit: Splash News
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"I did not make a decision to alter my face and have surgery on my eyes," said Renée (seen here in 2001's "Bridget Jones's Diary") — but The National ENQUIRER found an expert who disagreed!
Ron Galella Archive – File Photos 2009
Dr. Lyle Back, who hasn't treated Renée (seen here in 1996), took a look at photos of the actress from 2015. "She clearly has had extensive work done," said the doc, "but the result is that she lost the look America fell in love with!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
2014 ELLE Women In Hollywood Awards – Arrivals
The good news is that Renée's latest look doesn't resemble the disaster of 2014 (as pictured), where the buzz first began over how Renee had gone several nips and tucks too far! [See more of her changing looks here]
Photo credit: Getty Images
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As seen at the premiere of "Bridget Jones's Baby," Renée can now actually furrow her brow — although the lines don't quite look the same! Neither does her famous character. "The goal of plastic surgery is to make yourself look better," said Dr. Back, "not unrecognizable. Bridget Jones is gone forever!"
Photo credit: Splash News
