Dancing with the stars alum Cheryl Burke She did share what she did in a context of virus speculation.
“Let’s get rid of the 1,000th time. Botox? Yes. Surgery? No,” Burke, 41, Instagram Thursday, August 14. “Filling? No. Scar? No. No. Skin bleaching? No.”
Burke further reveals the “mystery” behind her ever-changing appearance.
“My skin color transfer is exactly what happens when you swap the tanning bed for SPF and let your natural half-pinay, half-white self-start. That’s it.” “You can age gracefully, and Still enjoying a little botulinum toxin. Stop confusing it with plastic surgery. ”
According to Burke, she attributes her youthful glow to “skin care, makeup and good lighting.”
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“No nip, tuck, ozempic, nothing. To be called a ‘liar’ [on social media]obviously, it doesn’t feel good, but I also know the truth about me. “Burke exclusively told us Earlier this month. “I’ve seen horrible videos, plastic surgery went wrong. And, my mom’s eye was blind – she tried to fold extra in her eyes – it scared my trash. She woke up blindly and the doctor was like, ‘I’m sorry, I messed up.’ She lost the lawsuit.”
She added: “When you have plastic surgery, it’s your own risk. I don’t want this to happen. For me, it’s not an option.”
Burke now focuses on his own skin “learning to feel comfortable” and “actual skin” [she] Born. ”
Cheryl Burke’s self-love game has no shame. The 41-year-old star recently sat down with us about her recent weight loss, handling social media trolls, plastic surgery allegations and the status of her dating life. Regarding the last one, this does not exist – Burke agrees. “I need to […]
“That’s who I am, and I’m glad I didn’t wear makeup; it’s just mine,” Burke said. “Now, who knows? Maybe in my third chapter, I might want to start tanning again and do a lot of makeup, but I’m in my life’s time, and if you don’t accept me, unfollow me.”
Amid all the chat voices about her appearance, Burke is also accused of using Ozempic slim, which she has repeatedly denied. She told recently us That’s “No way” she would even try Controversial weight loss pills.
“I fainted and the needle was on. “I changed my eating habits. I stopped eating at 7pm and that changed my entire body. It’s not about numbers on scales, it’s about how I feel. ”
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