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Chantelle Houghton shows off dramatic new look after ‘liquid facelift’ amid her five-stone weight loss

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Chantelle Houghton recently unveiled her remarkable change following a quick, non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatment often referred to as a liquid facelift.

Previously crowned Celebrity Big Brother champion, now aged 41, showcased her revitalized look on Instagram, expressing appreciation for the effects of a non-invasive cosmetic treatment.

Chantelle visited “@thelondonaesthetics” where she underwent a liquid facelift and skin rejuvenation procedure; the effects were immediate.

Step by step, I’m rediscovering my path… not returning to who I used to be, but evolving into who I’m destined to become. The London Aesthetics has played a significant role in this transformative journey of mine.

astonished, Fas expressed their thoughts in the comment section using these words: “Wow! That’s quite extraordinary!

‘You’ll always be beautiful chantelle.’ 

‘You look amazing girl ❤️’ 

You truly radiate with beauty, your soul shines brightly. Always remember to keep that light shining within you; no one should dim it.” 🌟💖 XXXXXX

‘U always look stunning’ 

Nevertheless, some admirers advised Chantelle to stop using the needle, suggesting gently, “Embrace aging naturally; you don’t require it.

Chantelle, your natural beauty shines through consistently. From my perspective, enhancements like fillers aren’t necessary, but ultimately, it’s up to you to feel comfortable and confident in your own skin. Wishing you the best on your personal journey.

In 2006, the contestant who initially joined Celebrity Big Brother as an unknown figure, aiming to trick fellow housemates into believing they were well-known, eventually claimed victory and a cash prize of £25,000 by winning over viewers’ hearts.

After taking a break from the spotlight, Chantelle has made a comeback to public view following her significant weight loss of approximately five stones.

In the earlier part of this year, she discussed her remarkable weight reduction journey and firmly denied using the medication Ozempic for it.

Instead, she credits ‘blood, sweat, and tears’ into dropping the pounds.

Chantelle began her weight loss journey when she weighed 13 stones, which occurred after breaking up with her ex-fiancé, Michael Strutt in 2021. Unfortunately, she faced persistent criticism about her weight from online trolls.

The television host took criticism as inspiration, launching a successful weight loss endeavor that resulted in losing a remarkable 5 stones, all without setting foot in a gym.

Chantelle made a commitment to follow a disciplined diet by steering clear of processed food and emphasizing healthier options, however, allegations have been raised that she is using the weight loss medication Ozempic for her weight management.

She shared with The Sun: “Recently, I came across an article online, and the comments were mostly about a drug called Ozempic. However, I have not personally used it. If I had, I would gladly disclose that fact – after all, I’m quite transparent.

However, after putting in so much dedication, sweat, and emotional energy to shed those pounds, it was incredibly frustrating when my efforts were disregarded by others. I’ve had to cultivate resilience and prioritize myself, but their remarks still managed to sting a little.

Chantelle emphasized that she’d never use the drug herself, but cautioned others to ensure they obtain Ozempic from a trustworthy or legitimate supplier.

She added: ‘I myself wouldn’t opt for it, as such actions make me uneasy, but I can see why others might. If you choose to use it, ensure it comes from a trustworthy source and not a questionable one. Remember, it’s your body, and you should always follow what feels right for you.’

Earlier, Chantelle mentioned that she stopped consuming alcohol due to its high sugar content, sharing details about her transformation in lifestyle choices.

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2025-07-21 02:20

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