Emily Ratajkowski Plastic Surgery Before and After

Emily Ratajkowski was born on June 7, 1991 in Westminster, London United Kingdom, though she was raised in California. In 2004, she made her screen debut when she appeared in a short film, followed by another acting stint in an indie movie called A Year and a Day. After high school, she enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles, though it was brief as she had decided to work as a model full-time.

In 2009, she landed a guest role in the Nickelodeon show iCarly, playing the role of Tasha in 2 episodes. Some years after, she received much attention after appearing in Robin Thicke’s music video of “Blurred Lines” in 2013. The following year, she appeared in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. During the same period, she played Andie Fitzgerald in Gone Girl. Her recent works are Entourage and We Are Your Friends, as well as the miniseries The Spoils Before Dying.

Has Emily Ratajkowski had Plastic Surgery?

Now considered as a sex symbol, thanks to her provacative appearance in Robin Thicke’s music video and her subsequent appearance on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, 24-year-old Emily Ratajkowski is unstoppable than ever. Though she began a prolific career in modeling, it seems that the sexy celebrity is getting her break as an actress, considering she played notable roles in such remarkable films as Gone Girl and Entourage.

As she gets further popularity, observers have wondered, is her hotness all natural? Or was there plastic surgery involved? According to some rumors, Ratajkowski’s body has changed since starting out as a model, that is her breasts are bigger compared to before, suggesting the model/actress undergoing a breast augmentation. Others also claimed that Ratajkowski’s slim body is not proportionate to her bust size. Is it possible that the beautiful Gone Girl star decided to improve her body to achieve her much-coveted break in the show business? If she did, it must have worked as she’s now widely recognized both as a model and actress.