Emily Blunt left fans astonished with her recent appearance on the red carpet at a Women in Film event during the Red Sea Film Festival in Saudi Arabia. While many were in awe of the Oppenheimer star’s stunning black Gucci gown and matching cape, others on Instagram were taken aback by her alleged “fillers” and “changed” face.
One recently wrote: “Emily needs to stop with the fillers! It ruined her face. Classic pillow face.” Another added: “Emilys face lately is not anymore or pretty or natural.” Someone else chimed in: “she needs to back away from the needle.” This also isn’t the first time that Blunt, 41, has sparked filler or plastic surgery rumors.
Emily Blunt Sparks Plastic Surgery And 'Filler' Rumors Again After Stepping Out At The Red Sea Film Festival In Saudi Arabia
Last fall, a YouTube user named Lorry Hill analyzed the Devil Wears Prada star’s facial changes over the years, attributing them to a potential rhinoplasty procedure, alleged cheek fillers, Botox injections, and eyelid surgery.
According to Hill, Blunt’s “face change” has been deemed both “huge” and “subtle” by various individuals based on their level of scrutiny towards her features throughout the years. At the start of her video, Hill said acknowledged Blunt’s famously beautiful features before diving into any rumored procedures she may have undergone.
Emily Blunt Was Previously Accused Of Undergoing Cheek Fillers, Botox Injections And Eyelid Surgery
Between 2022 and 2023, Hill pointed out that "a lot of people were noticing changes" to Blunt's face which had them questioning if she's had plastic surgery. Hill concluded after going through photos of the actress since her rise to fame in the 2000s that the "shape of [Blunt's] face changed pretty drastically" due to "extreme widening at the temples" and "very large cheeks" that she attributed to cheek implants. She was also accused of undergoing a rhinoplasty, Botox and lip fillers, among other things.
While Blunt has yet to respond to these accusations from fans, she has commented on plastic surgery in the past. During her 2019 interview with Women & Home, Blunt hinted that she was not a proponent of plastic surgery.
She stressed that she "loves imperfection." She told the outlet: "I appreciate that every line on someone’s face bears a story, and is the result of experience."
Blunt added: "In Hollywood, people are suffocated by plastic surgery, but striving for an impassive perfection isn’t something I ever found beautiful or have tried to achieve myself. I believe in taking care of your skin and your general health, but women who spend too much time trying to look perfect lose some of the magic about them."
