Thinking of what to buy your mum for her birthday? Fear not. Katy Perry has it covered.
According to a report in the SMH today
Katy and her mum. Not sure if this is pre or post facelift…
The ‘California Gurls’ singer splashed out on a skin-tightening operation for her mother Mary Hudson, and her Christian pastor father Keith Hudson is so pleased with the results he has been bragging about how “amazing” his spouse looks.
According to The Sun newspaper, the reverend told his congregation at The Way Family Church in Temecula, California: “My daughter, little Katy Perry, bought my wife a facelift.
“Hallelujah! My Lord, does she look good. It is amazing what they can do. They took 25 years off her. I am serious – it’s amazing.
Gee, glad I’m not one of Katy’s bridesmaids. Wonder what their gift might be….liposuction?
There seems to be a marketing push for people to give their ‘loved ones’ plastic surgery as gifts. Kerri Sackville wrote on her blog about a radio ad she heard suggesting men give their wives and girlfriends botox as presents. How would that go down in your house…..
What do you think? Has plastic surgery just become as normal as giving someone a scarf or a spa treatment?
Top Comments
Why would Katy Perry's father be overjoyed that his wife now looks like she could be his daughter?! Sorry, but that's just fucked.
That's a bit harsh. I'm sure in other words he feels a new lease on life. Why not feel that your wife/husband/partner looks the best they can? What wrong with that. Its a bit a an ego (in a positive way) thing. Just like someone saying to you nice coat/boots/dress etc you would feel happy that you are noticed or are you the jealous type.
I'm sorry Wren, but i'm not getting why you would ask if i am the jealous type? Or what is has to do with my comment?
Mamma... Mia, I'm sure you have had some "work" done? If it is sympathetic why not. If you are not totally changing your features and bit of nip & tuck is ok. I mean, if there is a ding in the car we get it fixed. We look after our hair, nails and clothes and fix the flaking paint in the house. Come on tell us what you have done? You are a social commentator so let us know, you've told us everything else. If the body is still looking good why not get rid of a few wrinkles or if the breasts are still ok but a bit sagging after a couple of kids - why not? So go on Mia tell us what you have had. Let the truth be known. You are a public figure, a celebrity of sorts. I wont think less of you, rather, be impressed that you are not ashamed of what you have done. A couple of sayings come to mind, glass houses and s/he without sin.
You are totally right of course. I must be upfront and honest about my own work. Are you ready?
I've coloured my hair. I don't anymore although that's more out of laziness rather than trying to make a statement. I pluck out the odd grey. I shave my legs. Sometimes? I use fake tan. And I wear makeup of some kind most days, even if it's just a bit o mascara.
Phew. I feel so relieved to have unburdened myself of that great weight.
Thanks Mia for your honesty. What did you say about Demi Moore..."there is something that just sets off my bullshit meter SO LOUDLY" As someone who has seen you many times, albeit, in newspapers/magazines, and recognised you once in the street, I will say you are a natural beauty. A very pretty lady! I mean that sincerely. But I would hazard a guess that you have had one procedure. And personally they look great!
Wren are you on crack?! Too weird!
why because a social commentator says one thing and espouses another. All of Mia's words are out there in cyber-space forever and for everyone to read - what wrong with owing up? What is there to hide - and you are weird for your stupid coke analogy. Have you had experience with coke and know the effects? And you've made it weird. Have never seen a personality in a magazine then in the street! I've seen Russell Crowe walking down Oxford street. I've seen Paris Hilton (yes Oxford St and Lara Bingle opposite me at a Sushi Train. Why? Because that is where I live. Im a nobody but because of where I live I see these people. Guess what MadisnC I've sat opposite Hugh Jackman in a restaurant - cause, guess what??? He lived in the area and that that is where I live. Sorry if you find that weird. Life is called observation and commentary. Just like the comments of the dress sense of Julia Gillard. And what is wrong stating someone is pretty or natural? Tell me this MadisonC if you saw a famous person walking past you you would look twice then you would tell everyone you know who you saw.