Jennifer Grey Nose Job – The One Everyone Knows About!
Jennifer Grey, the American actress, is probably best known for the role in Dirty Dancing where she starred as Frances ‘Baby’ Houseman with Patrick Swayze in 1987.
Born on March 26, 1960, Jennifer Grey is the daughter of Joel Grey, the Academy Award-winning actor, and Jo Wilder – a former singer/actress. She was the winner of the US version of Dancing With The Stars in 2010.
Grey’s career has never quite hit the same heights since she had a well-publicised rhinoplasty which went dramatically wrong in the early 1990s.
Jennifer Grey Cosmetic Surgery Before & After
There does not seem to be any dispute as to whether Jennifer Grey has had plastic or cosmetic surgery or not.
Other stars deny or fail to admit what they might have had done – ‘has Kim Kardashian had plastic surgery’ is one question that always seems to find an audience.
Kim’s step-father Bruce Jenner, for example, is quite open about his surgery (see Bruce Kardashian’s cosmetic surgery).
Following her ‘nose job‘ to correct a protruding bump, Jennifer Grey even admitted that close friends did not recognise her after the operation.
“I went into the operating room a celebrity and came out anonymouse. It was like being in a witness protection program or being invisible.”
Her rhinoplasty forced her to consider changing her name in an effort to relaunch her career.
In the end, she remained Jennifer Grey and in 1999, in a sitcom by ABC called It’s Like You Know, she played herself poking fun at herself in a storyline about her nose job.
Jennifer Grey’s experience certainly goes down as an example of celebrity plastic surgery gone wrong.
She once stated: “I’ll always be this once-famous actress nobody recognises… because of a nose job.”
Jennifer’s Before & After Pictures
So there is no need to ask about Jennifer Grey nose job. But what do you think?
Was her operation really that bad?
Did you like her before or after?
Check out our picture and photo gallery below and let us know.
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