Candace Owens apologizes for ‘Botoxgate’ after facing backlash for asking men their opinion on lip fillers

Candace Owens apologizes for 'Botoxgate' after facing backlash for asking men their opinion on lip fillers

Conservative commentator Candace OwensShe asked for help and sparked a social media frenzy. menTo weigh in on their opinionBotox and Botox use by women fillersTo enhance their lips.

“Botox” was a trending topic on Twitter onMonday after OwensYou requested “male opinions only”. onShe researched injections as part her research. forShe is currently working on a project onThe “social media mutation of people’s appetites” Although there are many menWeighed in on their preferences, OwensThe tweet seemed to strike a chord with some women online.

“It was a surprise that I ended up in a puddle filled with uhoh,” Owens onTuesday night’s episode of “Tucker Carlson Tonight”, which was dubbed “Botoxgate”.

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 Woman receives a Botox injection during an event called the “The Botox Bailout.” 
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“Serious question for men: Would you consider the Botox/Filler, false lips look attractive? OwensTweet by ‘ “Do you see long-term relationships with girls who look like that?” Only male opinions please. Working onA documentary about how social media has changed our appetites.

OwensThe question was posed by her in research on different aspects of daily life that can have dramatic effects. on the “psychological immune system.”

“We’re constantly looking at all of these digital toxins. We scroll through our phones on social media, and then we suddenly start emulating the behavior that we see. Example: People suddenly start to mask their identities by wearing masks in order to save lives. their children and won’t go outside,” she told Tucker Carlson. “Wherever you can, there’s an element of that.” on social media and everybody is starting to look the same, it’s like an avatar, it’s very bizarre.”

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Many menAnswered OwensTweet stating the following: theirpreference forNatural lips However, women defended theirBotox can be used to treat wrinkles fillersWhile arguing that menIt is often difficult to recognize when a woman had cosmetic surgery.

In a second tweet, OwensI noticed that botox was now in fashion. I suspect this is because many women are unhappy that I asked men a simple question. This was unexpected.”

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OwensCarlson was informed by Carlson that she does not use Botox. fillersCosmetically, she doesn’t object to people who use injections to enhance their appearance. their features.

“I don’t personally do it, but I was curious if men found this new face that everyone has decided upon to be attractive,” she said. “And boy was I met with so much heat from women.”

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., talks to reporters at the Capitol in Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2021

Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Speaker of the House, speaks to reporters at Washington’s Capitol on Wednesday, September 22, 2021
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“I have a close friend that gets Botox that said, ‘Candace, you are launching a war on us White women, how dare you. This is what we have to do,’” Owens recalled.

“Everybody is starting look the same.” on Instagram,” she later added. “It’s hard to tell a difference between a trans man or woman who has been getting a lot of work. We are here today.

According to the podcast host, it made her realize that some topics were too sensitive.

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“I would like to apologize to all of my fans and listeners, and I will leave your Botox and filler alone,” she said, before questioning Nancy Pelosi’s alleged use of Botox and cosmetic work.

“I wanted to open the conversation and say hey it’s possible to just like your face and age gracefully, and I have learned that people are not ready to have that conversation as of yet.”

“But,” Owens joked. “We should examine Nancy’s eyebrows.”

Yael Halon works as a reporter forFox News Digital. Send story tips to [email protected] 

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