Ariana Grande Says She Hasn't Had Plastic Surgery
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The singer added that she stopped getting fillers and Botox four years ago.
Ariana Grande said she hasn’t had any plastic surgery — just fillers and some Botox, but she stopped that four years ago.
During a Vanity Fair lie detector test video posted on Saturday, Grande answered questions from her “Wicked” co-star Cynthia Erivo while hooked up to a polygraph. Erivo asked her if she’s had her nose done, or gotten a boob job, face-lift, chin implant or fox eye lift. Grande answered no to all the questions, passing the lie detector test for each.
“This is the best day of my life,” the singer said. “Take that, you YouTube people.”
Grande was seemingly referencing plastic surgeons on social media who theorize what kind of plastic surgery celebrities have had.
Grande said she’s had “fillers in various places and Botox,” but that she stopped those treatments four years ago.
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