Audrina Patridge Is 100% Natural – NO Plastic Surgery! Yeah, RIGHT!
“The Hills” star Audrina Patridge continues to deny every single plastic surgery rumor. The 23 year-old says she is maturing and losing her baby fat so that’s why she looks so different. Audrina is just growing up and becoming a woman!!
“People think I’ve got my nose done. My chin done. I just laugh at it,” Audrina tells Extra. “I’m just losing my baby fat - everyone grows up and changes.”
“There’s always rumors,” she adds. “People are always going to point things out and it’s entertainment. It’s funny. Doesn’t bother me. Goes in one ear, out the other. I read it, forget it.”
Yeah, I would totally believe Audrina if her baby fat hadn’t disappeared from her face and suddenly mysteriously reappeared on her boobies! As for her face something is definitely different in there too… is she doing Botox?! I don’t know but her expression is really plastic to me – or it’s probably trained to look fake for “The Hills.”
Audrina Patridge 2006 Photos
Audrina Patridge 2009 Photos
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POSTED BY: RitaSeven
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You probably think her ‘before’ breasts are natural compared to ‘after’ large breasts (that you think its breast implants). Actually no, think about it first before you say wrong. She has lost weight and her body became slim and skinny which makes her breasts look bigger than before
I don’t know why people don’t ever ‘imagine’, always look at picture and not thinking. You can see she had some fat on her face in season 1 and 2, now she’s been working out, she has lost fat and growing up changes.
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