'Not at all human!': Jennifer Coolidge has scared herself with her 'creepy smile' after plastic surgery
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: American entertainer Jennifer Coolidge has time and again admitted to having a love-hate relationship with cosmetic surgeries that changed her face for the worse and left her with a creepy smile.
The 61-year-old star became a household name after her iconic performances in "American Pie" and "Legally Blonde" in the early 2000s. Coolidge is one of the few celebrities who has never shied away from talking about the work she has had done. In the past, she has also addressed her plastic surgery rumors and has shed light on how the procedures altered her face. She has even expressed a dislike for some of her surgery results while constantly revisiting surgeons for tweaks.
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During an old interview, the ‘Watcher’ star said she feels justified in getting work done until she sees a reflection of her “creepy” post-cosmetic procedure smile. “I’ll be on the phone with a girlfriend, and I’ll just look up (at a mirror) and see myself smiling by accident, and I go, ‘What the (expletive) is that? It’s not even human.’" She told Review-Journal. “You look like when you go to one of those horrible carnivals and you’re on a ride that goes through someone’s mouth. It’s like that big clown-face (look) that you don’t know you have until you smile.”
She also talked about Jaclyn Smith’s impressive plastic surgery and described it as a fluke. “It’s almost like Jaclyn Smith did a deal with the devil because really good surgery is a fluke." she “Don’t tell me (other stars) didn’t go to credible people. They probably did really good research. They probably really checked it out. It just doesn’t go the way it’s supposed to.”
She further said she sympathizes with the female entertainers who pay steep prices and leave with a permanently lousy look. “I feel really bad for these girls because you know they paid a (fortune) for this stuff, and they’re stuck with it, and they’re actresses, and their career is taken from them.”
Coolidge is undoubtedly one of the shining stars of the entertainment industry, who has featured in some of the most popular films in the 2000s. But she doesn't particularly like the path that filmmakers pushed her down as she felt pressured to maintain a certain look. Surgery ended up changing her features. The actress once recalled the regret that overwhelmed her when she watched her career's highlights before receiving a "Faith Hubley Career Achievement Award." “I’m so vain,” she told IndieWire, after watching her career flash before her eyes. “All I could think of was I should have stopped at ‘American Pie.’ I didn’t need to be all those other fat-faced ladies.”