French model and actress Thylane Blondeau, once dubbed 'the most beautiful girl in the world', has launched a passionate defence against the incessant rumours that she has undergone cosmetic 'tweakments'.
In an exclusive and candid new interview, the 23-year-old style icon expressed her sheer exhaustion at the constant public speculation regarding her appearance, vehemently denying she has ever gone under the knife or had any injectable procedures.
'My Face Is My Own Work'
'I am tired of people accusing me of having tweakments,' Blondeau stated emphatically. 'I have not done any work on my face. Zero.' Her frustration was palpable as she addressed the critics who attribute her striking features to surgical enhancement rather than genetics.
The model, who shot to fame as a child, argued that people struggle to reconcile her adult appearance with their memory of her as a young girl, automatically jumping to conclusions about cosmetic intervention.
The Price of Growing Up in the Spotlight
Blondeau's journey in the public eye began at a tender age, making her physical transformation from child star to adult model subject to intense scrutiny. She suggests that this is the root cause of the speculation.
'People have known me since I was four years old, and they are not used to the fact that I grew up,' she explained. Her defiant message is a powerful rebuttal to the online chatter and a firm stance on owning her natural beauty.
