MAFS UK bride Rebecca has opened up about the cosmetic surgery she’s had done after days of speculation about her age and appearance, and honestly, it’s surprising.
Rebecca, 32, made her debut on the show last week and immediately made an impression when she walked down the aisle to marry Bailey, 36. She was quick to announce that she was looking for an alpha male and wasted no time questioning her new husband about his height.
But while Rebecca was busy making her mark on screen, people on social media were already questioning her looks and whether she was being truthful about her age.
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The MAFS contestant decided to set the record straight on Instagram, telling her followers: “First of all, I am 32. There’s been so many comments saying she’s 42, she’s 52. How dare she say she’s 32? I am 32.”
As for the surgery rumours, Rebecca denied some of the harsher claims.
“There were quite a few comments about my cheeks and about my lips being overinflated and how that’s distorted my face. My cheeks and my lips are all natural,” she explained.
“Don’t get me wrong, everything else is plastic. I’ve had a lot of work done. But my cheeks and my lips are the natural parts of me.”
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Rebecca, who works as an aesthetics nurse specialising in botox and filler, didn’t go into detail about what exactly “everything else” means, it seems likely that she could be referring to a nose job, boob job, and botox – she gestured towards her chest while speaking. What she did make clear was her frustration with trolls who feel the need to pick apart her appearance.
“I can’t imagine watching a show and being invested in the cast and then thinking I’m going to tell you how I feel about how you look. I could just never be that person,” she said.
Despite the negativity, plenty of people flooded her comments with support, reminding her that “it doesn’t take much to be kind” and praising her for being upfront and unbothered.
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