California mother makes Sports Illustrated debut at 56

She "wants to be transparent," so she admits to Botox & Fillers. But she doesn't admit to cosmetic surgery - especially those breast implants.
That wouldn't help to promote her "Anti-Aging" skin care products.
Her surgeon does deserve some credit for his great work.
 

All that surprised me was with a quick look at the comments underneath the article, I didn't see craploads of negativity similar to when individuals (mostly but not all women) went after Valerie Bertinelli a few years ago. Less cattiness is a good thing.

I think it's even more important these days, as everybody's pressured to look at multiple-hundreds-of-pounds-overweight as 'the new normal.'
 
It's rather sad in my opinion. Why do men age (supposedly) stoically, while women must remain young looking to be appealing. A bunch of BS if you ask me. It's simply a gold digger mentality in regards to all involved. :mad: Value me for who I am, not who you perceive me to be.
 
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