Former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Teddi Mellencamp has revealed that she underwent a plastic surgery neck lift.
RHOBH: Fans BLAST Teddi Mellencamp For Undergoing A Neck Lift-‘Remind Those… How Ugly We Are’
The star spoke very frankly about the insecurities that she was facing when she shared the results with her fans by comparing her look prior to the cosmetic surgery operation with what it is now.
In the pictures here, we can see that the side-by-side comparison shows that her neck has become a little slimmer. The post was captioned by the following comments: “I have always been comfortable with my neck in the front.
“Is the side profile that has always made me feel insecure.” Despite Teddi being happy with the results, she began to receive a significant amount of criticism over the message that she was converting to her fans.
This was on the grounds that she has spoken extensively about the Importance of being comfortable in your own skin, which was recently characteriSed by her weight-loss journey in the aftermath of her appearance on ‘Celebrity Big Brother.’
As such, there was a feeling that Teddi’s behaviour was very hypocritical. One fan wrote: “You’re a public figure trying to help women lose weight.
“Yet you’re getting a facelift to remind those of us who need one, who can’t afford one how ugly we are. Thank you.”
Those comments did not see it very well with Teddi, and she wanted to set the record straight to clear up any misconceptions that may have emerged about her character.
In the process of doing so, she wanted to highlight the fact that she was being open with them, unlike others who may use filters in their pictures.
In response, she remarked: “I am being transparent with my journey. Would you prefer I lie and pretend the loose skin on my neck disappeared? That’s not who I am.”
Teddi has a lot of work to do if she wants to convince the fans that her decision was justified. So there you have it folks. What did you think about this? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
