In a stunning revelation that's set Hollywood tongues wagging, acclaimed British actor Rupert Everett has disclosed he's invested a jaw-dropping £700,000 in cosmetic procedures over the years. The 65-year-old star didn't hold back about his extensive journey with plastic surgery during a recent interview.
The staggering sum came to light as Everett confirmed that Kris Jenner, the formidable matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, is actively pushing for a sequel to the beloved 1997 romantic comedy 'My Best Friend's Wedding'.
The Cosmetic Confessions
Everett spoke with remarkable candour about his experiences with cosmetic enhancements. "I've spent about £700,000 on my face," the actor revealed, detailing various procedures he's undergone throughout his career in the spotlight.
His openness about the financial and physical commitment to maintaining his appearance provides a rare glimpse into the pressures faced by ageing stars in the entertainment industry.
Kris Jenner's Sequel Campaign
Meanwhile, behind the scenes, Kris Jenner is reportedly leading the charge to bring the iconic 'My Best Friend's Wedding' cast back together. Everett confirmed the reality TV mogul and manager's enthusiasm for the project, though he expressed some reservations about revisiting the classic film.
"Kris Jenner is desperate to do a sequel to My Best Friend's Wedding," Everett disclosed, highlighting Jenner's determination to reunite the original stars, including Hollywood sweetheart Julia Roberts.
A Cautious Star's Perspective
Despite Jenner's enthusiasm, Everett appears more measured about the prospect of a sequel. The actor, who played the unforgettable role of George Downes in the original film, questioned whether revisiting the beloved characters would live up to audience expectations.
His cautious approach suggests a protective stance toward the film's legacy, which has maintained its popularity nearly three decades after its initial release.
Hollywood's Ageing Dilemma
Everett's dual revelations highlight two significant aspects of modern Hollywood: the immense pressure on actors to maintain youthful appearances and the industry's relentless pursuit of nostalgic revivals.
The intersection of these themes in Everett's career provides fascinating insight into the complex dynamics facing actors as they navigate later career stages in an industry obsessed with both youth and proven franchises.
