Janice Dickinson, 70, was a sizzling hot model who posed for Playboy and dated movie stars, see her now

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Janice Dickinson is a 70-year-old reality TV star.

Before becoming a TV star, she was a successful model, appearing on the covers of major magazines like Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, and Vogue. She also modeled for Playboy magazine.

And the diva lit up ads for Versace and Calvin Klein. 

She also began working in television, serving as a judge on America’s Next Top Model and appearing on the fourth season of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew.

Janice Dickinson also starred in her own reality show, “The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency,” which aired from 2006 to 2008.

On Wednesday, the stunning actress attended the premiere of Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere at the AFI Fest in Hollywood’s TCL Chinese Theatre. She continues to look fantastic.

Dickinson’s outfit included a leopard-print top, a black coat, and flared black pants. She completed the look with sparkly black platform heels and a red pedicure.

The beauty wore her long dark hair down and very straight.

She’s currently married to Dr Robert ‘Rocky’ Gerner, an LA-based psychiatrist.

They tied the knot in 2016 after Dickinson revealed that she had beaten breast cancer. 

The cover girl went through a six-month course of radiation and two lumpectomies.

Dickinson has a wild romantic past that involved a big Hollywood star. 

In 1994, Sylvester Stallone had a brief romantic involvement with Janine Dickinson while he was dating Jennifer Flavin, who later became his wife.

Stallone and Flavin first connected at a charity event a year earlier, but he later ended their relationship to pursue a romance with a famous model.

The couple became engaged, but six months later, Stallone ended the relationship when he discovered he wasn’t the father of her daughter, Savannah, who was born in February 1994, according to The Mirror.

It turned out that Michael Birnbaum, who Emily Dickinson had a relationship with in the early 1990s, was actually Savannah’s biological father.

Stallone rekindled his relationship with Flavin in 1995 and they tied the knot 1997.

Dickinson has openly embraced plastic surgery, reportedly spending a significant amount of money on procedures to maintain a youthful appearance.

In June she talked to Kaitlyn Bristowe’s Off The Vine podcast.

Janice said that she got her very first cosmetic surgery at age 32 while datingStallone.

‘What point in your career were you like, “I’m gonna start getting surgery done?”‘ Bristowe asked. 

I was dating Sylvester Stallone when I was 32,” Dickinson said. “That’s when I started to notice my jawline losing definition…”

To improve her appearance, Dickinson had a mini face-lift. This procedure targets the lower part of the face to address early signs of aging, like sagging skin.

This procedure uses smaller cuts than a traditional facelift, meaning less recovery time, and the effects can last for as long as a decade.

Dickinson suggested that Bristowe, who she joked was getting to the age where she might start to notice sagging skin, consider a mini face-lift.

She suggested considering a non-surgical facelift, saying it had helped her until recently when she started noticing lines around her mouth. She also shared that she used to smoke and strongly advises against it, emphasizing its negative health effects.

When asked if she ‘regrets’ any of her past surgeries, Dickinson replied: ‘Oh, no.’ 

Dickinson is an open book when it comes to her cosmetic procedures.

She’s openly discussed having multiple cosmetic procedures on E!’s Botched, including breast augmentation, a tummy tuck, neck and face lifts, and liposuction. While she’s had Botox, she maintains her full lips are natural.

In 2013, Dickinson filed for bankruptcy, reporting nearly $1 million in outstanding taxes and bills for cosmetic procedures.

When she filed for bankruptcy, the celebrity owed $8,000 to dermatologist Arnold Klein in Beverly Hills, and more than $8,000 to the Beverly Hills Anti-Aging Center.

In 2007, her son Nathan pleaded with her to stop having cosmetic surgery, but she jokingly replied she’d stop – as long as he was watching. Years later, in 2015, she appeared on the TV show Botched to correct a breast augmentation she’d had three decades earlier, which had resulted in uneven skin on her breasts.

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2025-10-23 17:14