Nicole Scherzinger shocks fans with her 'natural' face at age 46

Daily Mail​

02-05-2025

Nicole Scherzinger has caused a stir online after showcasing her natural beauty in a new interview.
The pop star, 46, sparked an unbelievable reaction after fans spotted the natural movement in her face during a red carpet interview at the Time 100 gala last week.
Unlike other tightly-pulled celebrities with frozen faces, Nicole's visage shifted, crinkled and showed some natural signs of ageing.
'Her forehead moves… that's so rare to see! Lol she's stunning,' gushed one.
'Love her natural facial expression!! Non-Botox,' wrote another, while a third added, 'Her natural glow is everything!
'Let's embrace unique beauty and say goodbye to overdone, plastic perfection.'
'I want to grow old like her, my inspiration,' wrote another.
Nicole is the latest celebrity to go against injectables like Botox and fillers, as more and more stars seek out alternatives to maintain their youthful complexions.
Nicole Scherzinger sparked an unbelievable reaction after fans spotted the natural movement in her face during a red carpet interview at the Time 100 gala last week
Speaking to DailyMail.com, Beverly Hills-based surgeon Dr. Deepak Dugar had nothing but praise for the Don't Cha hitmaker.
'Nicole is an incredibly talented artist whose beauty is unmatched. She's always been a beacon for natural beauty that transcends intermittent trends,' he said.
'I think she looks phenomenal and I'm so happy to see celebrities embrace their natural beauty with a more realistic stance.
'It's refreshing to now see more under utilization of toxin and filler versus the overdone looks of years past,' he continued.
Dr. Dugar, who is famed for his 'scarless' nose job procedure, said that A-listers are embracing a wider variety of treatments these days.
'I find it very helpful when my celebrity patients opt for better skin care, routines, and low risk laser therapies to enhance their injectable maintenance as opposed to trying to only utilize injectable enhancements alone,' he said.
'A beautiful painting, like a beautiful face, often requires gentle brushstrokes of many different colors rather than overdoing any singular color if you want a balanced portrait.'
Nicole has remained tight-lipped when it comes to addressing plastic surgery rumors.
Nicole is the latest celebrity to turn away from injectables like Botox and fillers, as more and more stars seek out alternatives to maintain their youthful complexions
Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Deepak Dugar praised Nicole's 'refreshing' approach and said that more celebrities are embracing natural beauty these days
There is, however, one cosmetic procedure that the former Pussycat Doll is happy to admit to having done.
In a video shared online back in January, Nicole was seen undergoing an Emface procedure at a clinic in Essex, England.
Her face was covered with padded electrodes, which deliver radio frequency energy and high-intensity facial electromagnetic stimulation to the skin, to contract muscles below the surface.
The non-invasive treatment is said to give a natural-looking facelift and smooth out wrinkles.
The singer has previously denied going under the knife: 'For me, it's more about taking care of yourself from the inside out.'
Nicole is currently in the midst of an incredible career resurgence thanks to her role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Blvd.
She stars as faded film star Norma Desmond in Lloyd Webber's reimagined musical, which has won reviews and been attended by a host of A-listers.
Nicole catapulted to fame as the lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls (pictured in 2007)
It is based on director Billy Wilder's classic 1950 film of the same name and first opened on London's West End in 1993 starring Patti Lupone as Norma Desmond, with Glenn Close starring in the Broadway run in 1994.
Close also returned for the West End revival in 2016 and the Broadway revival in 2017, though Nicole starred in the 2023 West End revival.
She took home the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical, and following a successful preview run - taking in $1 million in the first week - the show opened in earnest in October at the St. James Theatre.
Nicole has received numerous standing ovations throughout her Broadway debut so far, including one that lasted a whopping six minutes.
She first shot to fame as a member of the chart-topping girl group The Pussycat Dolls.
From there, Nicole went on to have a string of solo pop hits including Poison, Right There, and Don't Hold Your Breath.