For months jordan has been ridiculed for her cosmetically enhanced looks, with people saying she’s taken her love of plastic surgery too far.
The star vowed to stop using Botox earlier this year after doctors warned her it wasn’t healthy to keep having the injections, and now, as the poison works its way out of her system, her face has been left looking strangely frozen in some places, but wrinkled in others.
And despite shocking viewers with her unnatural appearance on ITV’s This Morning last week, unbelievably the star says she is happy with her looks.
'I'm going to let all the Botox and fillers come out'
Speaking at the launch of her autobiography You Only Live Once, Jordan, 32 – who’s spent £100,000 on surgery – told Closer: “I’m going to let all the Botox and fillers come out. If you look at my face now I’m actually all creased up for once in my life! I haven’t had Botox for ages. So at the moment I’m quite happy. If I do decide to have more surgery, I’m sure you’ll all know anyway.”
But pals say privately Jordan is just putting on a brave face and is deeply unhappy with her bizarre pillow face. They add she won’t be able to resist having further top-ups once the Botox has worn off and more wrinkles start to appear on her forehead.
A source close to Jordan – who’s also had lipo, five boob jobs, a nose job and teeth veneers – recently revealed the star is terrified of ageing, saying: “She’s never satisfied with how she looks and is on a mission to fix her image.
There’s no way she can go without her surgery fix for long.”
Jordan herself admitted earlier this year that her puffy face and blown- up lips made her look like “Daffy Duck.”
'Jordan was spending around £500 a month on Botox'
A pal says: “In April, Jordan was spending around £500 a month on Botox when she was told it was only healthy to have the treatment every six months.
“She’s striving for the perfect ‘Barbie’ face and will stop at nothing to get it. Everyone’s worried she won’t be able to give up t he Botox and fillers for long. She’ll be straight back to the clinic when wrinkles appear.”
And although Jordan may have ditched the Botox, plastic surgeon Alex Karidis says the star – who’s mum to Harvey, eight, Junior, five, and Princess, three – has a long way to go if she wants to achieve a natural look.
He told Closer: “Jordan’s forehead is looking more lined in places, which shows she’s at least eased off the Botox. But there’s still too much filler around her cheekbones and in her cheeks, nose-to-mouth lines and lips – which are still very projected.
“Fillers take six to nine months to work their way out of the system, they don’t just disappear. Jordan’s puffy look could also be the result of weight gain. She needed to give her face a rest from filler injections however, otherwise she would have gone beyond the point of no return.”
By Katie Banks