Connie Francis: 'Memba Her?!
In the '50s and '60s, Connie Francis became famous for hit songs like "Who's Sorry Now?" and "Where the Boys Are." Guess what she looks like now!
Filed under: Music, Beauty, 'Memba Them?!
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(Page 1 of 1)1. She has had too much work done to her face. She looks BAD!
Posted at 2:08PM on Oct 15th 2008 by whatever
2. That's Connie Francis?? I'll admit I haven't seen recent pictures of her but I would NOT recognize her at all. Her surgeons have been kept quite busy over the years. She looks like a totally different person. New year, new model I guess.
Posted at 2:22PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Vintage '51
3. Love her ...
Posted at 3:33PM on Oct 15th 2008 by TMZ FAN
4. Her nose is just screwed up. What the heck was she thinking ?
Posted at 6:30PM on Oct 15th 2008 by jmk
5. She would have aged more gracefully had she left the cosmetic knife alone!
Posted at 7:10PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Cammie
6. C.mom...69???...if she was popular in the 50's and 60's she is MUCH older then that.
Posted at 7:59PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Heather
7. With all the bad luck she's had in her life I guess being operated on by a blind plastic surgeon was inevitable.
Posted at 10:00PM on Oct 15th 2008 by Roger C.
8. Yikes. Joan Rivers looks hot next to that.....thing.
Posted at 1:14AM on Oct 16th 2008 by rob
9. Why didn't they mention she had the voice of an angel? I love her music and still listen to it everyday. No one has talent like that anymore.
Posted at 9:36AM on Oct 18th 2008 by Denise
10. YIKES - WITH ALL THAT PLASTIC SURGERY - SHE LOOKS LIKE A FREAK. NEW NOSE - PLUMPED UP LIPS - JAW IMPLANT -- COME ON.........WHY NOT AGE GRACEFULLY!
Posted at 1:57PM on Oct 18th 2008 by judy10001
11. anyone who know connie or has seen her know she looks wonderful. first..she is the most beutiful caring giving amazing person anyone would ever want to know and will always be the worlds greatest talent.you go connie!
pao
12. she looks like Cat Woman!
Posted at 3:32PM on Oct 21st 2008 by Jenna
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