Are the rumors about Charo’s nose job, boob job, facelift, and fillers true? She already looks extraordinary but might have wanted to look even better with the power of cosmetic surgery. Learn all about the actor’s plastic surgery and body measurements below.
Biography – A Short Wiki
Charo was born March 13, 1941 in Murcia, Spain into the family of lawyer and homemaker. She studied music. In 1966, she married her first husband Xavier Cugat. This marriage lasted 12 years. The divorced on good terms and Charo allegedly even gave him luxurious Rolls-Royce as a parting gift. Soon after the divorce, Charo married again. Her current husband is Kjell Rasten. Charo released several albums during her career. So far the last one was Charo and Guitar in 2005.
Body Measurements
We have gathered all body measurements and statistics of Charo, including bra size, cup size, shoe size, height, body shape, and weight.
“I believe that Charo has had a rhinoplasty or two (or more) over the years,” Dr. Norman Rowe, a NYC-based board-certified plastic surgeon who hasn’t treated the icon tells exclusively. “This is evident by the fact that in her most recent photographs, her nose, especially the tip, appears to be small o,r in plastic surgical terms, ‘pinched.’ This is usually due to over resection of the nose.” According to Dr. Rowe, it’s “quite obvious” that she’s also had a facelift and possible fillers in her lips and cheeks.
Which plastic surgery procedures have Charo done? Below we have compiled a list of all known facts about the stars beauty enhancements:
Check out these pictures of Charo. Is there any plastic surgery involved?
Plastic Surgery: Charo does not shy away from the occasional cosmetic surgery. But with such amazing results, who could blame her?Nose job, facelift, and fillers: Charo is not afraid to test her luck with it comes to plastic surgeries.
Quotes by Charo
“I love audiences. They are my oxygen. I only breathe with audience. When I’m alone, I am normally a miserable you-know-what.”
— Charo
“My English is actually getting worse. We talk Spanish at home and switch to English only when we need it. Like when we go to the bank to get some money.”
— Charo
“When I learned Japanese, they say that I sounded like a Chinese with diarrhea!”
— Charo
“I haven’t changed. My family and I live as we did in South Spain. I’ve had loud music, chickens, birds, and a bull in my backyard.”
— Charo
“Many people think I am an idiot. I think I am a genius.”
