SHE’S reinvented herself more times than Doctor Who during her legendary music career.
And these days, Madonna, 65, looks practically unrecognisable from the angel-faced singer who rose to fame with iconic hits like Lucky Star and Like a Virgin.
Appearing at her annual Oscars party this week, the Queen of Pop changed things up once more, pictured alongside Oppenheimer star Cillian Murphy in a Christian Lacroix corset and eye-catching wig.
Earlier this year, fans pleaded with Madonna to ease off the filters and “face apps” as she posted pictures online.
One said: “Why does she need to face app every pick [sic]. I think she looks beautiful on tour and looks great for someone 65.”
It followed a scene-stealing appearance at the Grammy Awards last year, where she delivered a bizarre speech ahead of Sam Smith’s performance.
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Many felt the Frozen singer looked completely different, with one Twitter user commenting: “If they didn’t announce that was Madonna I’d have no idea who this person presenting at the Grammy’s was.”
She has never admitted to having work done on her face, explaining in 2012: “I am certainly not against plastic surgery. However, I am absolutely against having to discuss it.”
It is highly suspected she has had collagen implants, Botox and facial peels, according to cosmetic experts.
In 2019, following a performance on New Year’s Eve at New York’s Stonewall Inn, it was widely speculated Madonna had butt implants.
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The procedure is used to improve the contour, size and/or shape of your butt and improves the shape and tone of the underlying tissue that supports skin and fat in your bottom.
In response to the claims, Madonna said in a post: “Desperately seeking no one’s approval… and entitled to free agency over my body like everyone else!”
In 2022, some fans claimed Madonna looked like an “alien” in a teaser for her Frozen Remix music video.
Here we take a look at her face transformation over the years.
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Oscar winners 2024
Best picture Oppenheimer
Best actress Emma Stone – Poor Things
Best actor Cillian Murphy – Oppenheimer
Best supporting actress Da’Vine Joy Randolph – The Holdovers
Best supporting actor Robert Downey Jr – Oppenheimer
Best director Oppenheimer – Christopher Nolan
Best original song What Was I Made For? – Barbie (Billie Eilish, Finneas O’Connell)
Best original score Oppenheimer
Best adapted screenplay American Fiction
Best original screenplay Anatomy of a Fall
