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Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Skye Wheatley sparks concern as she shows off her recent controversial 'fox eye lift' procedure after breaking silence on plastic surgery addiction
Skye Wheatley's fans have expressed their concern over her appearance after she stepped out for an exclusive event at Sueno Rooftop restaurant on the Gold Coast on Thursday. The Big Brother star, 31, attended the launch event of Bouf Haircare alongside fellow influencers Indy Clinton, Costeen Hatzi, Em Davies, Lily Brown and Ruby Tuesday Matthews. All eyes were on the blonde bombshell as she put on a busty display in a stunning animal print maxi dress. The jaw-dropping dress, which featured a low-cut neckline, a high-leg slit and a flowing skirt, showed off the model's ample assets. She accessorised the ensemble with strappy heels, a taupe blazer and a $7,000 Dior saddle bag. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. But it wasn't the outfit that caused a stir; fans shared their shock over Skye's controversial 'fox eye lift' that she underwent in Turkey last year, along with several other beauty enhancement procedures. 'Skye Wheatley is totally unrecognisable now,' someone wrote online. 'She looks dehydrated there with her bottom lip and her face looks like she's aged 10 years ... I'm sorry to say.' 'She ruined her eyes and she knows it,' added another. 'Just sad!' someone else wrote. Skye is no stranger to the world of cosmetic enhancements, having been open in the past about her procedures and the emotional journey that often comes with them. In October Skye had the controversial fox eye lift surgery and several other procedures in Turkey. For years, people have been achieving the look using clever eyeliner, shadow makeup techniques and various tweezing methods to create a visual sweep upward to the corner of the eye. In addition to the fox eye lift and liposuction, Skye also admitted she underwent a complementary temporal lift (fat transfer into the face to prevent the need for injectable dermal fillers) and a blepharoplasty (an eyelid surgery). A temporal lift is a fat transfer into the face to prevent the need for injectable dermal fillers and a blepharoplasty is an eyelid surgery. 'My doctor said there wasn't much fat on my arms or legs so [he] only took the littlest bit and from what I can see of my arms so far I'm really happy,' she recently posted to her Stories. 'Legs don't look much different, probably swollen.' Answering a question on her Instagram Stories, Skye listed off all the plastic surgery procedures she's ever had done. She mentioned surgery on her nose, her breasts (twice), arms, inner thigh and face. The influencer previously revealed she couldn't open her eyes for three days following the fox eye lift procedure: 'Being in a foreign hospital with no eyesight was pretty unsettling.' 'Why did you get the liposuction if you're really fit?' another follower asked Skye. In addition to the fox eye lift and liposuction, Skye also admitted she underwent a complementary temporal lift and a blepharoplasty. Pictured with her surgeon in Turkey 'Because [it] doesn't matter how fit you are, you're always going to have stubborn areas of fat!' Skye wrote. 'I'm not actually that fit. Yes, I train daily but my diet isn't perfect. I'm too much of a sweet tooth I'm obsessed with sugar and food in general. I'm a big eater lol. 'He wasn't even going to do it, he said hardly any fat, but I insisted.' Skye was also forced to address accusations of a plastic surgery addiction shortly after she announced she was travelling to Turkey for the procedures. 'Really not being a hater - but YOU'RE the exact reason girls have self esteem issues,' one follower wrote to her. 'Everyone is going to have self esteem issues,' Skye replied. 'I know it's sad because I see the beauty in the others but somehow it's always different when you look at I'm being open and honest about my surgeries because I DON'T want other girls who aren't enhanced to feel like they're not "good enough" or "not pretty enough". 'Everyone is beautiful with or without surgery, but I think the more damaging thing is to get all these enhancements done without being honest about it,' she continued.
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Is everything OK? Indy Clinton clutches onto her cleavage throughout entire event as poses in a TINY red strapless dress made famous by Margot Robbie
Indy Clinton put on quite a curious display this week when she stepped out for a swanky hair care launch on the Gold Coast. The influencer, 27, was kicking up her heels at the Sueno Rooftop restaurant at Mermaid Beah on Thursday to celebrate the launch of Bouf Haircare. Indy, who is the face of the campaign, turned heads in a Dilara Findikoglu corseted red mini dress that hugged her curves and showed off her long, trim pins. The dress, worn famously by Aussie actress Margot Robbie at the Barbie European premiere in London, retails for a whopping £1,825 (AU$3,814). She paired the striking ensemble with a red clutch bag and red heels adorned with love hearts. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Rocking windswept hair and bronzed skin, Indy opted for a dramatic cat eye to add to the drama of her daring dress. Indy later wore a smart maroon-coloured blazer to keep the rooftop chill of her svelte shoulders. However, Indy appeared a touch uncomfortable in the eye-catching dress, with the TikTok star spotted throughout the event covering her ample cleavage. Images posted to her Instagram story on Friday show Indy, clearly having a great time as she partied with the likes of fellow influencers Ellidy Pullin, Ruby Tuesday Matthews, Lily Brown and Em Davies. Each of the photos posted show Indy striking a very similar pose with either one or two hands held over her décolletage in an effort to either hide or accentuate her cleavage in the form-fitting dress. It comes after Indy revealed she is taking serious measures to bring some of the hurtful trolls who have bullied her online to account. She recently hosted a Q&A session with fans on social media and was asked by one, 'Are you doing better? The hate you get online is so unnecessary.' Indy answered that she was working hard to make some of the hurtful trolls who have bullied her responsible for their actions. The dress, worn famously by Aussie actress Margot Robbie at the Barbie European premiere in London, retails for a whopping £1,825 ($3,814 AUD) 'The anonymous accounts and the faceless people hiding behind them need to be held accountable,' she began. She added she had contracted a Private Investigator to help her identify some of the particularly hurtful trolls. 'I've been working with a PI for a few months to find out who some of the horrible people are behind these accounts,' she added. 'No change is made if no change is done. I'm here to make an impact and a difference.' Indy recently hit back at trolls that likened her to Michael Jackson following a cosmetic procedure on her nose. The TikTok star had been criticised for covering her face, like the late pop star, and not showing the aftermath of the surgery. 'I have a lot of swelling obviously on the outside, but also internally which is making my nostrils look uneven,' she said. 'It's going down everyday,' she said of the swelling, adding it was 'so much worse' and she's been sleeping with little splints in her nostrils to help the healing. Each of the photos posted show Indy striking a very similar pose with either one or two hands held over her décolletage in an effort with either hide or accentuate her cleavage in the form-fitting dress Speaking of her time in the cast, she said it was the 'longest twelve days of her life' but she was happy with her 'supernatural' results. Indy posted a video of herself wearing a bandage on her nose as she sat drinking a smoothie in her garden and responded to a comment which read: 'Ok weird - MJ vibes now.' She finished by saying her followers could either support her or leave because she had no time for haters. 'I am changing in real time and you have an insight into my life. You can either stay on the ride or get the f**k away. I don't want to hear from you if you don't like it, because I do. I am growing,' she said. Indy, who is known for her real-life content and raw portrayal of motherhood on social media, clapped back in the post.
Daily Mail
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Indy Clinton's new marketing campaign falls flat as she spruiks hair care products while wearing wigs and extensions: 'I'm not drawn to buying when the model has fake hair'
Indy Clinton has been called out for promoting a hair care brand while wearing wigs and hair extensions. The influencer and mum-of-three, 27, shared a video to Instagram giving fans a sneak peek inside her new campaign for Bouf Haircare which will be released next week. The clip featured Indy posing in a jumpsuit while wearing long hair extensions as well as in a short mini dress with a long blonde wig attached to her locks. Many flocked to the comments to slam Indy for promoting a hair growth product while wearing fake hair extensions. 'Don't get me wrong, this is cool, but also I'm not drawn to buying haircare when the model has fake hair/extensions. It's just hard to see how a product can be effective when we aren't shown real hair,' one person wrote. 'How do we know her fine hair wasn't caused by postpartum hair loss and the hair gain isn't just what happens when hormones settle after a baby and hair begins to grow back?' another asked. 'I mean this is fun but the choice of wigs and clip ins is not giving hair growth brand. There are so many hair growth serums out there lol. Didn't Indy used to plug Bondi Boost all the time?' a third commented. 'I hate to sound like a hater but WHY would you use wigs and extensions to promote a hair supplement? The fact that you are wearing a wig takes all the credibility away. It doesn't make it desirable,' one person added. Another said: 'I don't have any hate towards Indy or wish ill intentions but as someone who's watched her from the beginning it doesn't seem like this is where it's meant to be for you? I'm a little confused.' Despite the backlash, others rushed to Indy's defence and praised her exciting new campaign. 'Wow at everyone not understanding the brand. Clearly the hair extensions and wigs are tongue in cheek with the name of brand 'bouf' and are referring to the end goal of using this product - having luscious boufy hair. Come on people. So quick to throw hate without even taking a second to THINK,' one said. 'The dense comments are so ridiculous omg! So proud of you @indyclinton the internet is a weird place people don't get marketing making stuff fun!' another added. 'Excited for this,' a third commented. Another wrote: 'Why does everyone instantly just find the excuse to hate? She literally says in the caption her hair background and she can't wait to show yous the results? It's obvious she's stunting the wigs on purpose as it's about hair.' It comes after the mummy blogger recently made a defiant return to social media after she was relentlessly bullied by followers over the results of her recent rhinoplasty. Last month, Indy shared a clip to TikTok in which she revealed she was happy to be back while offering some choice words to her haters. 'I'm coming back online for good! I'm 27 years old and I've had a few tweaks, like my nose for example. I was so open about why I was doing it,' she began. 'But I still got so much hate. Online love to see you struggling, they love it so much. As soon as you are doing half good they hate you because you are not relatable anymore.' The mother-of-three added the trolls seemed to like her more when she was struggling and didn't like seeing her succeed. 'People loved it so much when I had three [kids] under three. I had milk leaking from my t**s, I was so sleep-deprived, exhausted, burnt out and depressed. People ate that s**t up,' Indy said. She finished by saying her followers could either support her or leave because she had no time for haters. Before that, Indy hit back at trolls who likened her to Michael Jackson following a cosmetic procedure on her nose. She had been criticised for covering her face, like the late pop star, and not showing the aftermath of the surgery. 'I have a lot of swelling obviously on the outside, but also internally which is making my nostrils look uneven,' she explained. 'It's going down everyday,' she said of the swelling, adding that it was 'so much worse' and she's been sleeping with little splints in her nostrils to help the healing. Speaking of her time in the cast, she said it was the 'longest twelve days of her life' but she was happy with her 'supernatural' results.
Daily Mail
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Indy Clinton's new marketing campaign falls flat as she spruiks haircare products while wearing wigs and extensions: 'I'm not drawn to buying when the model has fake hair'
Indy Clinton has been called out for promoting a haircare brand while wearing wigs and hair extensions. The influencer and mum-of-three, 27, shared a video to Instagram giving fans a sneak peek inside her new campaign for Bouf Haircare which will be released next week. The clip featured Indy posing in a jumpsuit while wearing long hair extensions as well as in a short mini dress with a long blonde wig attached to her locks. Many flocked to the comments to slam Indy for promoting a hair growth product while wearing fake hair extensions. 'Don't get me wrong, this is cool, but also I'm not drawn to buying haircare when the model has fake hair/extensions. It's just hard to see how a product can be effective when we aren't shown real hair,' one person wrote. 'How do we know her fine hair wasn't caused by postpartum hair loss and the hair gain isn't just what happens when hormones settle after a baby and hair begins to grow back?' another asked. 'I mean this is fun but the choice of wigs and clip ins is not giving hair growth brand. There are so many hair growth serums out there lol. Didn't Indy used to plug Bondi Boost all the time?' a third commented. 'I hate to sound like a hatter but WHY would you use wigs and extensions to promote a hair supplement? The fact that you are wearing a wig takes all the credibility away. It doesn't make it desirable,' one person added. Another said: 'I don't have any hate towards Indy or wish ill intentions but as someone who's watched her from the beginning it doesn't seem like this is where it's meant to be for you? I'm a little confused.' Despite the backlash, others rushed to Indy's defence and praised her exciting new campaign. 'Wow at everyone not understanding the brand. Clearly the hair extensions and wigs are tongue in cheek with the name of brand 'bouf' and are referring to the end goal of using this product - having luscious boufy hair. Come on people. So quick to throw hate without even taking a second to THINK,' one said. 'The dense comments are so ridiculous omg! So proud of you @indyclinton the internet is a weird place people don't get marketing making stuff fun!' another added. 'Excited for this,' a third commented. Another wrote: 'Why does everyone instantly just find the excuse to hate? She literally says in the caption her hair background and she can't wait to show yous the results? It's obvious she's stunting the wigs on purpose as it's about hair.' It comes after the mummy blogger recently made a defiant return to social media after she was relentlessly bullied by followers over the results of her recent rhinoplasty. Last month, Indy shared a clip to TikTok in which she revealed she was happy to be back, while offering some choice words to her haters. 'I'm coming back online for good! I'm 27-years-old and I've had a few tweaks, like my nose for example. I was so open about why I was doing it,' she began. 'But I still got so much hate. Online love to see you struggling, they love it so much. As soon as you are doing half good they hate you because you are not relatable anymore.' The mother-of-three added the trolls seemed to like her more when she was struggling and didn't like seeing her succeed. 'People loved it so much when I had three [kids] under three. I had milk leaking from my t**s, I was so sleep-deprived, exhausted, burnt out and depressed. People ate that s**t up,' Indy said. She finished by saying her followers could either support her or leave because she had no time for haters. Prior to that, Indy hit back at trolls that likened her to Michael Jackson following a cosmetic procedure on her nose. She had been criticised for covering her face, like the late pop star, and not showing the aftermath of the surgery. 'I have a lot of swelling obviously on the outside, but also internally which is making my nostrils look uneven,' she explained. 'It's going down everyday,' she said of the swelling, adding that it was 'so much worse' and she's been sleeping with little splints in her nostrils to help the healing. Speaking of her time in the cast, she said it was the 'longest twelve days of her life' but she was happy with her 'supernatural' results.
