Actress Marina Zudina faced plastic surgery speculation after sharing new close-up photos on her Instagram account, which is owned by Meta, an organization recognized as extremist and banned in Russia.
The 60-year-old artist, who is the widow of Oleg Tabakov, a People's Artist of the USSR and former artistic director of the A. P. Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre, posted black-and-white images posing in a leather jacket and a low-cut outfit. In her caption, Zudina quoted an online aphorism stating that a man's face is his autobiography, while a woman's face is a work of fiction.
Social media reactions
Followers offered contrasting reactions in the comment section. Some users praised her appearance, writing that she looked great, beautiful, talented, and very attractive, adding that she grew prettier with the years and that they always admired her look.
Other users criticized her over suspected surgical procedures, asking if she liked her stretched mouth and calling her a poor woman. Some stated that she looked much better before plastic surgery, expressed horror, and described her mouth as creepy, comparing her to a horror movie character looking out from behind a door.
The post comes as 52-year-old American actress Eva Mendes also faced plastic surgery claims in August, with critics saying she looked like a man.
