Deena Cortese’s recent appearance at the 15-year anniversary celebration of Jersey Shore has sparked a wave of speculation about possible cosmetic enhancements.
The reality TV star, 37, attended the event on December 4, wearing a stunning red gown and beige fur coat. However, it wasn’t her outfit that garnered the most attention, but rather her altered facial appearance. Fans quickly took to social media and forums to discuss the noticeable change in her look, with many speculating that she may have undergone plastic surgery or received facial fillers.
One Reddit user commented, “Deena looks like she got work or fillers,” while another admitted to confusion, writing, “OMG I thought that was Angelina at first glance. Deena is so pretty regardless.” Some fans were particularly focused on her nose, with one noting, “I saw the picture and I said who the f— is that??? Then I figured it out through process of elimination.”
Others were equally puzzled, with one comment stating, “I couldn’t figure out who she was either. I was like I’ve seen this person but they are not the same. Would have never guessed it was Deena.”
Despite the speculation, some fans pointed to makeup as the cause of the transformation. One individual suggested that heavy contouring might be responsible for the difference in appearance, remarking, “To me, it looks like s—– contouring with makeup because she doesn’t look like this at home on IG.” Another user noted a more recent Instagram post where Deena appeared closer to her usual look, adding, “If you look on her insta, she posted a pic 3 days ago, she looks normal. The pic can’t be that old. I think maybe she has some sort of face tape on to make her face look tighter and plus makeup.”
While Deena has yet to address the rumors directly, her appearance at the event has certainly left fans speculating.
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