Internet compares ‘RHOBH’ star Kyle Richards to a 'Kardashian' due to her appearance amid plastic surgery rumors
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: On February 22, 2024, 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Kyle Richards grabbed attention with an Instagram post, sharing pictures in a plunging neckline black dress. In the caption, she wrote, "That’s a wrap on season 13! Can’t say I’m sad to see it end. Onto the next chapter."
Shortly after, netizens began expressing their opinions on Kyle's new appearance. One social media user commented, "No offence but are all Hollywood stars starting to look the same?? I thought this was A Kardashian!"
Another user chimed in, "Same doctor lol."
A user went on to say, "True I was looking at at as well."
Followed by a user who penned, "Personally I hope she stops on the plastic surgery front - starting to look very un human. I have always loved her more natural looks. Why can’t we embrace aging more."
A user commented, "It’s sad to me. Everyone is looking so plastic and unnatural. And they’re starting to see the long term effects of filler and it’s quite scary. She’s so healthy now but at the same time her lymphatic system in her face is getting messed up with filler."
One comment read, "Same plastic surgeon."
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Did Kyle Richards get a nose job?
According to Bravo, in November 2020, TV personality Kyle Richards addressed plastic surgery speculations on her Instagram Stories. She stated, “Since so many of you were speculating what I did or did not do to my face… here is your answer. I fixed my nose.” "I broke it last September and the bone poking out bothered me. So I fixed the bone, fixed my breathing problems and refined the tip," she further added.
The network revealed that Dr Vladimir Grigoryants in California performed Kyle's nose surgery. "I have minor bruising (12 days post op). And @drvladimirgrigoryants doesn't 'pack the nose' so I had 2 small splints which made it so much easier," she continued. Kyle concluded, "I can breathe so well now it is a serious game changer for sleeping."
Is ‘RHOBH’ star Kyle Richards using Ozempic for weight loss?
For the uninitiated, Ozempic is an FDA-approved prescription medication for those with type 2 diabetes. Despite being accused multiple times in the past, Kyle Richards, the Bravo star, clarified that she has never used the weight loss drug Ozempic. In June 2023, she posted gym photos on Instagram, prompting a user to claim she was using Ozempic, stating, "Stop lying to her and encouraging ozempic abuse; she be out here looking like a hot a** mess." Kyle responded, "I have never tried Ozempic or any of these medicines, so please stop."
‘RHOBH’ star Kyle Richards shares her healthy habits and lifestyle changes
Kyle spilled the beans on her fitness and weight loss journey while having a chat with Us Weekly in December 2023. “I think back to when I was in my 20s and 30s, and I look better than I did then, and that’s after having four kids,” she told the media outlet. The 'Halloween' franchise star attributed her recent physical changes to a change in her mindset.
"When I was younger, I used to work out to lose weight. Now it’s for me—first and foremost, my mental health. The fact that it makes me look good is just a bonus," Kyle further added. The 'ER' alum began exercising at a young age and talked about her previous battle with an eating disorder on 'RHOBH.' However, she now takes a more well-rounded approach to her health and adjusts her routine based on her body's needs.
Kyle has stopped drinking alcohol. She further added, "Even though I wasn’t a big drinker, removing alcohol made such a difference in my skin and how I felt." She removed specific foods like pasta, and bread from her diet as well. Currently, she is consuming a diet that is rich in protein. "Breakfast is either a protein shake with a banana or oatmeal with berries. For a snack, I like apples and peanut butter or string cheese. I eat raw nuts when I want something crunchy or a healthy popcorn," she explained.
Kyle chooses chicken or grilled fish on salad for lunch. For dinner, she typically eats salmon, halibut, or chicken paillard with arugula and lemon. She adjusted her exercise routine to meet the needs of her body. She continued, "I’d go on hikes and spin. I started including weights, hot yoga [and] running, especially when going through a hard time. It really clears my head,"
