Sharon Cuneta dismisses rhinoplasty accusation

The Hive Asia

Updated 3 December 2018 at 11:17 pm

4 Dec – Sharon Cuneta recently dismissed speculations that she had a nose job, after a netizen decided to confront her about it on social media.

As reported on Inquirer, the actress, who noticed a comment made by one follower about her nose being a product of plastic surgery, responded in the comments that she has never had her nose touched.

"It is still the same. Sorry, your standards are too high," she said.

She also stated that only her cheeks slimmed down when she loses weight, but not her chin.

"The Lord makes me beautiful when I am being mistreated; watch out, you might run out of things to insult me! Don't worry, when [my nose] gets sharp again, come see me so that I can poke you in the eye with it, is that okay?" she added.

(Photo Source: Sharon Cuneta Instagram)

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