Hey there, friends. Let's talk about Tyra Banks. She’s been candid about her life and career, and now she’s diving deep into a topic that’s been whispered about for years. Tyra recently confirmed that she did, in fact, have a nose job early in her modeling career, and she's standing by her decision. In a heartfelt interview, she shared, “Natural beauty is unfair. I get really uncomfortable when women who are natural beauties judge anyone who decides to make changes to themselves.” Tyra's words are powerful, and they’re sparking conversations about beauty standards and self-acceptance.
At 44, Tyra is not just a model but also a storyteller. Alongside her supportive mother, Carolyn London-Johnson, she penned a memoir titled Perfect Is Boring. In this book, Tyra opens up about going under the knife. She explained to People, “I had bones in my nose that were growing and causing discomfort. I could breathe just fine, but I opted for cosmetic surgery. I admit it! I’ve used fake hair, and I’ve had my nose done. I feel it’s my responsibility to be honest with people.” Tyra’s openness is refreshing, and it’s helping to reshape the narrative around beauty and authenticity.
Tyra in 1990 (left) and 2018 (right).
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Tyra is also raising important questions about the “no makeup” trend that’s dominating the beauty world today. She pointed out, “We place a lot of emphasis on this idea of natural beauty, but it’s not always fair. As a model, I needed makeup to feel confident and to do my job. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. Take Gisele Bündchen, for example. She might not need makeup, but I do! And guess what? We’ve both walked for Victoria’s Secret. It’s all about leveling the playing field and embracing what works for you.” Tyra’s perspective challenges the rigid beauty standards that often leave people feeling inadequate.
As a mom, Tyra has a lot to say about her son York, who she welcomed in January 2016 with her ex-boyfriend Erik Asla. When asked about whether York might follow in her footsteps, Tyra was candid. “I wouldn’t love for him to model, but I wouldn’t tell him not to do it because then he’d probably do it more,” she joked. Still, Tyra is clear that she’ll always support her son’s dreams, even if they involve modeling. “I’m going to back him up no matter what he chooses. But if he does decide to model, I’ll be the first one teaching him how to smize,” she added with a smile.