She's had a facelift and is planning more operations in 50th birthday panic
Monday, 11 August 2008
Madonna starts her Sticky & Sweet world tour on 23 August in Cardiff but the stress of the last 3 months is clearly showing in her haggard and gaunt appearance.
We can reveal that the 49-year-old’s secretly planning cosmetic surgery procedures over the next 12 months.
‘This is phase three of her transformation, which began in 2005,' says our source. 'She’s booked in for a consultation to see if anything can be done about her arms.
'There’s an operation you can have to remove excess skin from your armpits; this can happen to women who exercise and diet too much. She also wants to know if there’s anything that can be done which will reduce the appearance of veins and muscles and she’s even planning a boob job.'
Madonna vents her frustrations at the ageing process almost daily to her friends. Ever since her first wrinkles appeared at 30, she’s been trying to combat old age.
Her brutal exercise regime and macrobiotic diet has stopped her from putting on weight, but now she’s worried she looks too muscly and veiny.
As well as having Botox, which has been widely reported, our source says Madonna’s had many procedures, including a facelift in 2005. Her PR even admitted last week: ‘Whatever Madonna has had done – and I really don’t know – she looks truly amazing.’
See the full story in Now magazine dated 18 August 2008 - out now!
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Madonna had a face lift several years ago, and it was a good one because almost no one noticed. And it's absurd that she would get a boob job. She has perfect c cups and she has no reason to do anything to them. This article is complete fabrication. She looks better than a lot of women half her age, women who have nothing better to do but write mean spirited pieces about her while they hide their fat bodies and sun damaged faces from the world.
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