Tamra looked hawkish and old on WWHL. Her hair looks like straw and was pulled back into a ratty ponytail. She seems really angry and her aging valley girl way of talking is very unflattering.
May be time for her to retire her orange....
I noticed during last night's episode when she was onstage at the bikini competition, her face looked really old and wrinkly. Tamra looked like the grandmother of all the other competitors.
shareWhen she was having lunch or dinner with Kelly - I think? she looked good - thin but fit and attractive. But on stage in the skimpy outfits, not so much. I had a neighbor who after getting divorced went full blown floozy - giant fake boobs, bleach blonde hair, trashy clothes, heavy makeup. She totally ruined herself. She's near 50 and thinks she looks smoking hot - not so much. It's great to want to be in shape and be toned and look good but you can't walk around scantily clad. IMO
I remember a show called 'What Not to Wear" and they had a street sign motto that read "no miniskirts after 29 (?)". I could be mistaken about the age but there does come a point where women need to look (and act) their age in order to be appropriate.
shareI saw a few minutes of it and yeah, she looked old...too much bleach, plastic surgery and makeup.
Caught the caller asking about whether Eddie is gay.
What the heck was up with her blouse. she looked like she went the barber and the barber left the neck tissue wrap behind. What an odd look.
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Did anyone catch when Andy read Bethenny's tweet out loud to Tamra about wondering whether Tamra's trainer was also her spiritual guide or something....and Tamra sat there anxiously analyzing Bethenny's words in her head, trying to figure out whether to be offended and start beef w/ Bethenny or not. LOL
Tamra is a beast, she is always on the defensive and ready for a fight.
The hair pulled back is not a good look on her, I don't know if it's the face or head shape, but she looks like her mother.
shareI agree - She does look like her mother and I think it's the shape of her face.
shareI think it's her hair line, it's harsh and square shaped.
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Her lower face and jawline look very sharp and pronounced to me when her hair is pulled back.
She is an attractive woman and looks great for her age, I just think her hair down is her best look.
She comes across so shrill- she kept repeating herself in her valley girl accent and it makes her seem like a pathetic aging beauty queen has been.
That being said, she is in good shape physically, if only she could start acting and dressing like a grown woman. Every woman wants to look good- wrinkle cream, spanks, a good bra, a good hair stylist are all great things to have in a woman's " arsenal". I don't even think it is a big deal if a woman wants to get Botox now and then. However, my Gran told me her wrinkles and laugh lines were earned. She was grateful to have lived a long happy life and the lines on her face proved it.
Nothing is more attractive than a woman that is comfortable and confident in her own skin. That doesn't try to portray herself as something she isn't.
I am on the same page. No one is perfect and we all may do some small things to enhance our natural beauty, etc. - I think it's smart to try and flatter yourself in a sensible way.
I also am not against a woman or man doing a little Botox or a little tweak,(for example, a woman who is an A cup wanting to go to a B or small C) but the extent that people go to these days is sometimes shocking. It gives off a sense of low self esteem.
We all have things we don't like about ourselves and I think learning to accept or even love those things builds character.
Sometimes the things we dislike most about ourselves are our most beautiful assets and what makes us unique.
Like Cindy Crawford with the beauty mark on her face
I wonder what it cost Bravo to arrange for Trampa to win that BS fitness competition...
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