Is the rumor about Gwyneth Paltrow having plastic surgery on her face before her wedding to producer Brad Falchuk true? In the past few days, several sites have published unflattering articles about how the guests at Gwyneth and Brad’s wedding were shocked to see the “Iron Man” actress looking so different.
Supermarket tabloid the National Enquirer and its sister website RadarOnline were the first to report that Gwyneth might have had work done on her face, and they even claimed to have asked a cosmetic surgeon who has never treated her to weigh in on the alleged transformation.
Apparently, the cosmetic surgeon was shown two pictures of the actress and he said Gwyneth Paltrow likely had Botox since her left eyebrow is more arched than the one on her right. He also noted that she also had work done on her nose.
However, Gossip Cop has done some investigating of their own and it turns out the claims aren’t true at all. “Paltrow shared photos from her wedding to Falchuk on her website Goop, and not only does she look exactly the same as before, but also one can see a few creases in her forehead in the pictures, meaning she didn’t even have Botox, let alone a face-lift,” the team at Gossip Cop said on their fact-checking report.
“A rep for Paltrow went on the record with Gossip Cop to call the tabloid’s account ‘ridiculous.’ Still, we spoke to one of the wedding guests, who told us in no uncertain terms that Paltrow looked ‘no different.’”
Gossip Cop also pointed out that the National Enquirer and RadarOnline have made up several false stories about Gwyneth Paltrow in the past, and they will likely come up with more in the future. In any case, there seems to be no truth to the rumor involving the actress this time.


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