Just recently, Kylie Jenner has been called out for what people saw as her downplaying the beauty procedures she's had done. Meanwhile, Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi has taken a markedly different approach: that of total and complete transparency.
This week, Tiesi hosted an "ask me anything" session on her Instagram Stories. At one point, a follower asked her, "What all have you got done? And what's your favorite treatment?"
The real estate agent explained, "I have had my nose done, I’ve had my boobs done, I’ve done filler, I have done Botox, I’ve tried literally everything. Kybella, Morpheus, like, I just did a CO2 laser. I’ve done a ton of lasers" (via Us Weekly).
The reality star went on to explain that she's "down" for pretty much anything that will allow her to look and feel her best. "[My best friend and I are] the guinea pigs for anything you can do to fossilize and keep this forever," she said.
Another fan asked Tiesi if she was trying to look more like Megan Fox via these treatments. "Not really sure what you’re talking about. This is my face," she answered, rolling her eyes, as reported by the Daily Mail.
TBH, I have nothing but admiration for Tiesi for her willingness to share all of this so openly. Whatever makes her feel confident is great!
The realtor made her debut as part of the Selling Sunset cast on season 6, which premiered on Netflix last week. She is one of two new faces on the show, alongside fellow star Nicole Young.
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