Ryan Gosling has been one of the main newsmakers in recent months. After the release of the Barbie movie, he attracted attention with his strange reaction when receiving an award. Recently, he once again got everyone talking about him. People started suspecting that the actor’s face has changed significantly due to some cosmetic procedures.
Strange reaction.
Although Ryan Gosling didn’t win the Best Supporting Actor award, which went to Robert Downey Jr. for Oppenheimer, he didn’t leave the ceremony empty-handed. Gosling clinched the Best Song award for “I’m Just Ken”.
Presenting the award were Bella Ramsey, famed for The Last of Us, and Anthony Ramos from In the Heights. Their introduction included a humorous skit featuring an unimpressed Ariana DeBose, leading up to the announcement of Gosling’s Barbie track as the winner.
Right after the announcement the camera quickly focused on Ryan Gosling, who, with a puzzled expression, turned his head to the side and fixed his gaze directly on the camera. Gosling maintained his bemused stare, even as the song’s writers, Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt, rose to their feet to celebrate the win.
The changed appearance.
Ryan Gosling is currently promoting the new film The Fall Guy. His recent appearance sparked a wave of rumors, and photos of the actor spread across the internet. People unanimously started saying that his face has changed and looks like he has used fillers.
Similar comments started appearing on the internet: When he smiles the cheeks are looking suspiciously…filled?“, “He needs to get that dissolved, all of it, ASAP”, “Ryan Gosling, please step away from the filler.” “I love Ryan Gosling’s awful filler and facial implants.”
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Eva Mendes once again did not appear with Ryan to support him. Not long ago, she explained in an interview why she stopped appearing on red carpets.
Zac Efron’s Most Recent Look Leaves Fans Astonished and Worried
Zac Efron’s fans were taken aback when they caught a glimpse of his transformed appearance in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly. While promoting his latest film, The Iron Claw, the spotlight shifted to the 36-year-old actor’s noticeably fuller and more prominent facial features, sparking widespread attention.
His latest look quickly went viral.
Sporting a handsome look in a simple white t-shirt alongside co-stars Jeremy Allen White and Harris Dickinson, Zac’s recent appearance became an internet sensation. Many inquiries and comments flooded the online sphere, with questions like, “What happened to his face?” and observations noting, “His face is huge now,” “What happened to his jaw?” and “His face doesn’t even move now.”
Some were swift to draw parallels, likening Zac Efron to figures such as David Hasselhoff or Rob Lowe. Comments like, “Woah, he looks like the villain in Avengers: Endgame,” and observations such as, “I could see him being the Joker,” circulated online.
Yet, a considerable number of fans rushed to the actor’s defense, offering an explanation for the noticeable change. They clarified that Efron’s jaw had been shattered in a car accident, leading him to undergo procedures for its reconstruction, which accounted for his altered appearance.
Efron’s face has been a topic of debate in the past as well.
The online debate over 17 Again actor’s face is not a new occurrence. In April 2021, discussions emerged when people questioned the noticeable difference in the lower half of Efron’s face while he starred in Facebook Watch’s “Earth Day Musical.”
Efron provided an explanation for his transformation in October 2022 when he graced the cover of Men’s Health magazine. He revealed to the magazine that the change was a result of breaking his jaw while running around his house in socks. A slip led to him hitting his chin on the hard corner of a stone fountain.
Throughout his recovery, the High School Musical star shared that specific facial muscles attempted to compensate for the injury, and he worked with a physical therapist to address this issue. However, during a therapy break, he observed significant growth in the jaw muscles, known as masseters.
