Synopsis
Denise Richards expresses her sadness regarding her daughter Sami Sheen's decision to undergo a nose job. During a candid conversation, Sami shares her insecurities, leading Denise to reflect on the pressures of beauty and the challenges of growing up in the spotlight. This emotional moment reveals the complexities of parenthood and societal expectations.Key Takeaways
- Denise Richards is upset about Sami's decision.
- Sami has long desired a nose job.
- She faced bullying in high school about her appearance.
- Denise feels guilty about the beauty pressures on her daughter.
- This situation highlights the challenges of growing up in Hollywood.
Los Angeles, March 12 (NationPress) Hollywood actress Denise Richards is upset about her daughter, Sami Sheen’s choice to undergo a nose job.
In an episode of ‘Denise Richards & Her Wild Things’, Sami, who is 20 years old and the daughter of ex-husband Charlie Sheen, disclosed her plans for rhinoplasty, as reported by ‘People’ magazine.
On their way to the consultation, Sami expressed that this has been a desire of hers “for as long as I can remember. Just think how much prettier I'll be,” she stated, while Denise rolled her eyes.
“(I’ll be) able to contour without any lumps on the sides. Maybe we should visit an eye doctor,” the 54-year-old alum of ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ joked, affirming that Sami looked beautiful.
According to ‘People’, reflecting on her time in high school, Sami shared the reasons behind her desire for rhinoplasty. She mentioned that she faced ridicule regarding her nose, which fueled her insecurities.
“I had to face bullying from kids,” she revealed. “They would say I resembled my dad. Recently, someone commented that ‘You'll never be as pretty as your mom’.”
Sami humorously added that even if she “lived in Alabama” and had parents with “regular jobs,” she would still wish for a different nose. “I’ve got this freaking honker stuck to my face,” she exclaimed. When Denise disagreed, Sami replied, “Mom, I’m literally paying for your nose.”
In her confessional, Denise acknowledged feeling emotional about Sami's desire for cosmetic surgery.
“It makes me so sad that my daughter wants to change her nose. I feel sorry that she thinks she has to measure up to my nose or whatever, because I don’t want my daughters to feel pressured to look a certain way,” she said, breaking down in tears. “There were times I thought about moving the kids out of Los Angeles, but I couldn't due to my job. Both parents are in this industry. I feel guilty.”
