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Selling Sunset's Chelsea Lazkani responds to claims she 'changed her face' after fans were left baffled by her new look
Selling Sunset's Chelsea Lazkani responds to claims she 'changed her face' after fans were left baffled by her new look

Daily Mail​

time3 days ago

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  • Daily Mail​

Selling Sunset's Chelsea Lazkani responds to claims she 'changed her face' after fans were left baffled by her new look

Selling Sunset 's Chelsea Lazkani has hit back after being asked 'what has she done to her her face?'. The reality star and realtor, 32, has been feistily responding to some accusing her of having fillers - insisting her new look is actually because she has gained weight. She lost weight after her divorce from her husband Jeff last year but is now back to a healthy 10 stone. She wrote in a series of Tweets on Wednesday: 'All this what did you do to your face nonsense… always had almond eyes, a tiny nose and full lips. I was just 40 pounds skinnier looking like a skeleton!' Another said: 'I never touched my face!!! Please stop this, I added weight, stopped wearing heavy makeup, eyeshadow and lashes. If you don't like my natural face just say that!' 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. She wrote on X: 'All this what did you do to your face nonsense… always had almond eyes, a tiny nose and full lips. I was just 40 pounds skinnier looking like a skeleton!' Last week she gushed that she is happier than ever as she revealed she has gained three stone. The beauty said that she is pleased she 'no longer looks like a twig', in an X post last Tuesday. Chelsea admitted that she previously only weighed seven stone (100lb) before she put on the extra weight, now making her a healthy 10 stone. She penned: 'God forbid a girl decides she no longer wants to look like a twig. An extra 40lb does ALOT lemme tell ya. ''Chelsea you look so different' - yeah I was 100lb looking malnourished before xx'. The TV personality has been sharing her new body on Instagram and fans praised her for looking the 'hottest version' of herself and 'looking healthy'. They wrote: 'Oh that gurl got some happy weight; This is the hottest version of chelsea we've ever seen'; 'That weight gain looks beautiful on you'; 'Thick love the weight on you'; 'You looking so healthy'; 'It's the getting thick for me'; 'Wooooooow. You look so voluptuous and gorgeous girl !!!'; 'Daaaammn. Mama got thick.. love it'; 'You look so much healthier and gorgeous'; 'Okay girl you know you ate down'; 'Girl I need the routine, I'm struggling to gain weight over here, you look amazing!' The beauty said that she is pleased she 'no longer looks like a twig', in an X post last Tuesday and admitted she was 'looking malnourished' It comes after Chelsea suffered a social media blunder on Monday as she shared a clip from a 'date' she was on in Los Angeles. The star split from husband Jeff last year and while she has been declared legally single, she is said to still be negotiating a divorce settlement. Yet Chelsea was keen to show the world she was moving on as she took to Instagram to share a video of herself at a swanky restaurant, captioning the video: 'On a date kinda nervous...' However, visible in the video there was clearly another woman's clutch bag and a camera, suggesting that her 'date' was nothing more than a social media opportunity taken by a friend. MailOnline has contacted Chelsea's representatives for comment. In December it was reported that Chelsea and Jeff whose divorce has played out in public on her Netflix reality series, had been declared legally single. However, the exes still had the potentially difficult task of divvying up their assets before their divorce could be finalized. The TV personality has been sharing her new body on Instagram and fans praised her for looking the 'hottest version' of herself and 'looking healthy' Although Chelsea was the first of the two to file for divorce, the process was slowed down as they struggled to come to a swift agreement on a settlement. In his previous filing, Jeff reportedly told the judge that he and his ex would still settle custody and support issues regarding their children, as well as their asset split, once they were both declared single. Chelsea had previously requested joint physical and legal custody when she filed for divorce. The real estate expert and her ex-husband — who is a managing partner at the ad agency Icon Media Group, which was founded by his mother — share two children: son Maddox Ali Lavon, five, and daughter Melia Iman, four. The Selling Sunset star previously filed to divorce her estranged husband in March of this year, citing irreconcilable differences. A week after her filing, Jeff shared his own filing, which also cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split, though he accused Chelsea of being 'physically aggressive' in his documents. He accused her of hitting him in the face shortly before his filing, which allegedly broke his glasses and gave him a small cut. He also accused her of installing a lock on the master bedroom of their $2.9 million, five-bedroom Manhattan Beach home — which he said he is the primary owner of — and of remotely monitoring his visits to the home. Jeff claimed in his filing that his reality star wife had been 'exhibiting suspicious behavior,' and he claimed that some of his personal belongings had disappeared from the home. Due to their conflict over the marital home, Jeff had requested that the judge overseeing their divorce prevent either of them from living full-time at the home. Instead, he request that Chelsea only be allowed in the house for two hours at a time while under supervision. The two had been married since 2017, when they tied the knot at the Resort at Pelican Hill in Newport Beach, California. In 2022, Chelsea revealed to that her future husband was her first Tinder date after she moved to Los Angeles. The real estate agent, who was born in North London to Nigerian immigrant parents, said she had only planned to live in California as long as it took to get her MBA, so she was hesitant to put herself on the dating market. But after giving the dating app a try around 2015, she and Jeff instantly clicked. 'We spoke about 15 times before getting together. I don't want to waste my time and give my energy to somebody if I don't think it will be worth it,' she explained. 'I felt like I knew him before we even met, and the connection was immediate.' The origins of Chelsea's split from Jeff were explored in the latest season of Selling Sunset, in which her colleagues accused him of carrying on an affair.

‘I wanted to do something different': N.S. realtor's unique selling tactic brings levity to selling homes
‘I wanted to do something different': N.S. realtor's unique selling tactic brings levity to selling homes

CTV News

time27-05-2025

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  • CTV News

‘I wanted to do something different': N.S. realtor's unique selling tactic brings levity to selling homes

Selling or buying homes can be a stressful experience, so realtor Bruce McGaw has decided to have fun with his listings. 'It is Deadpan Realtor,' McGaw told CTV News about his alter ego videos that are gaining traction on social media. 'They're very monotone, very dry, but it's quick cuts and some of those things on social media that will actually keep your attention. So, I'm trying to do the same things as those fancy videos, but also just make it more approachable.' McGaw got into the real estate game in 2021, after years in the hospitality industry. Making regular videos to show off houses wasn't his style, so he decided to take a new approach. 'A lot of people are doing the same kind of video, the Selling Sunset style, where they're saying 'Welcome to my newest listing at XYZ property,'' he explained. 'I wanted to do something different, something that was going to be a little bit more catching for the properties. And I had this house, 100-year-old house, it was in okay condition, but that kind of video didn't really do it justice.' McGaw says he saw a colleague do a video talking about the bones of the house. 'So, I said, 'Well, let's do a video about good bones.' And from there, I kind of just created the format and took some inspiration from some other agents and put it all together. And now I've done six different videos and obviously it's growing.' The videos are catching views and clients too. 'So, with my last one, I found that the popularity has grown for not only people looking at the houses, but just people that are meeting me. Got about half a million views on social media right now for that one,' he said. 'But the clients love it. They like something fresh and different and captivating, and I give them the option to do the old style, and everyone so far has picked the new style.' That includes Will and Sarah Rozankoski. 'When he asked us if we wanted to do it, I felt that the humour fit his personality too,' explained Sarah. 'So, we were like 'Yeah, let's do it' and then when he showed us the video before he posted it, it was so good.' Their house is already sold, and they agreed to use McGaw as their realtor if they decided to stay on the East Coast and not move back west. 'He's not just showing you the features of the house,' explained Will. 'He's showing you the whole package, what you're getting when you get Bruce and it shows him through and through. Like that's the experience, he's got his humour but he sure delivered.' McGaw says showing off his personality in his videos helps him sell houses. 'For example, with this house, when I came in here there was a lot of great updates done, but most of them were hidden. It was electrical, plumbing, roof, things like that,' he explained. 'To show the house and what kind of is different about it, you know, for this home it's got woodworking that is from 1908. They don't make them like this anymore. I kind of wanted to highlight the features that are unique to the home and also kind of show what's around in the area close by with walkability.' Even though this is a social media trend, McGaw says it isn't just for the younger generation. 'When I first started it, I thought that it was going to be a little more isolating to the older demographic,' he said. 'Some of them don't really get it, but at the same time, they understand that it's captivating, it's getting attention. And if you look through the comments on some of the videos that people of all different ages, demographics, places all over the world commenting about how great it is, how nice it is to have a different take, and as it grows, I've gotten more and more interest from people of all different ages.' As for the next steps, he said he will continue with the videos, even adding a blooper reel, because selling a house can be challenging, so his humour helps. 'Buying a house is stressful. Selling a house is stressful,' he said. 'But if you're doing both at the same time, it's one of the most stressful things you may ever do in your life. So having a little bit of levity and a little bit of humor to it really helps it get through the process a little bit easier. I always say my job title might be realtor, but I'm more of a therapist because it's my job to put your mind at ease and have a little fun along the way.' For more Nova Scotia news, visit our dedicated provincial page

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