'Not even close': 'RHONJ' star Dolores Catania called fake for comparing herself to Khloe Kardashian
MONTVALE, NEW JERSEY: 'RHONJ' star Dolores Catania recently found herself in the middle of a controversy after she claimed in an Instagram post of being in her very own Khloe Kardashian era.
Accusations of plastic surgery and speculation about Catania's use of Ozempic to lose weight fueled the fiery debate, as fans questioned the authenticity of her youthful appearance. The post became a hotbed of online drama, as she faced accusations of being fake.
'RHONJ' star Dolores Catania's 'Khloe Kardashian era'
The 52-year-old left her fans stunned with four captivating photos. In them, she flaunted her abs in a blue crop top while her long wavy hair was left open. She was sporting soft makeup and smokey eyes. However, it was her bold caption that sent everyone into a frenzy. She wrote, "In my Khloe kardashian era (my queen)."
Not only did Catania get trolled for comparing herself to Khloe, a lot of people also mocked her for her youthful appearance, claiming it was the result of plastic surgery and using Ozempic.
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'But not even close'
Catania post attracted a lot of salty comments. One user said, "No where near the Kardashians looks," while another user added, "No disrespect for real. But not even close. Kardashian." Another user penned, "You are NO Khole."
Highlighting her age, a user stated, "Omg no u look nothing like the kardashian stop how old are u for real." Another chimed in with, "You Musta went to the Kardashians plastic surgeon because now you look like them." Another asked, "What is a khloe Kardashians era? Does that mean plastic surgery?" A user sarcastically wrote, "She’s wayyy older that khloe. Wishful thinking. All the plastic surgery in the world won’t get her there." Another user quipped, "Filters …ozempic…plastic surgery?"