Gwen Stefani has once again rendered her fans speechless with her appearance, with the latest instance being in a stunning two-image carousel she shared with her 14.4 million Instagram followers on August 22nd. Both of the images show the 52-year-old “Rich Girl” singer posing for the camera at what looks to be a makeup table backstage, wearing products from her very own GXVE Beauty line, if her caption is anything to go by.
The Voice coach is looking directly at the camera in the first selfie, and up at the sky in the second, no doubt to show off the shimmery and smokey eye makeup in more detail! Her face looks glowing and “snatched” (according to one of her fans’ comments on the carousel) and we are in awe of how flawless she looks. Her platinum blonde hair was also looking fabulous too, as it was worn in a sleek and straight down do.
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Gwen captioned the post, “Daydreamy,” followed by the cloud emoji and a tag for @gxvebeauty, followed by a twinkling stars emoji. And her fans were quick to hit that like button and flood the comments section with praise! “Stunning,” the official GXVE Beauty account wrote, followed by two heart eyes emojis. “Gorgeous,” one fan wrote, preceded by four heart eyes emojis and followed by two red heart emojis. “Such a beautiful woman,” gushed another fan, while someone else said that “Blake is a lucky guy!!!!” in reference to husband Blake Shelton. “You are the prettiest,” raved another fan, followed by three of the very popular heart eyes emojis.
However, not all of the comments were as glowing as Gwen’s face, as some fans felt that she had gone too far with the alleged cosmetic surgery, with more than one person saying she was starting to look like a Kardashian. “Quit messing with your face and lips. Please,” one fan begged. “Stop getting fillers on your lips Gwen you look like Khloe Kardashian,” pleaded another. “What in the world has you done to your top lip? Good God Almighty,” questioned another fan, followed by a confused emoji, while another fan asked the same thing, writing: “What happened to your lips?”
