Fans can’t believe their eyes as Sharon Stone’s retouched magazine cover sparks outrage 💄🔥 At 6️⃣3️⃣, this edited image doesn’t reflect her real beauty, as mention some people 👀😐 Read more in the article below ⬇️
The latest issue of The Rake features a cover showcasing a highly polished and heavily edited image of a woman identified as Sharon Stone. However, fans were quick to express their shock, noting that the figure on the cover looks vastly different from the iconic actress they remember. Many blamed the excessive use of editing for the drastic transformation.
Longtime admirers of Stone argue that her natural beauty far surpasses the overly retouched version presented in the magazine. They claim that the real Sharon Stone, who captivated audiences in Basic Instinct, is far more striking than the cover image, which they describe as a mere shadow of her true self.
In her interview with the magazine, Stone opens up about her early life in Pennsylvania and the difficulties she faced growing up under the constant pressure of adults. She has previously shared deeply personal stories in her book, The Beauty of Living Twice, including accounts of physical abuse from her father and sexual harassment by her grandfather. Despite enduring such hardships, she was always expected to maintain silence and behave like the “perfect little girl.”
“Being the person who is always expected to be perfect, never complain, always get things right, and do so without any recognition is incredibly dull,” she shared. “Living as the silent, codependent girl is an unhealthy way to exist,” she added, reflecting on her experiences.
In her memoir, Stone takes readers behind the scenes of her career, offering insights into her personal struggles and her work with some of the most famous names in cinema. Interestingly, she highlights that strong on-screen chemistry didn’t always reflect warm off-screen relationships. Director Paul Verhoeven once remarked that Sharon’s respect for her co-stars was key to her delivering even the most demanding scenes with perfection.
Reflecting on the 30th anniversary of Basic Instinct, Stone shared how the film gave her a newfound appreciation for her appearance. It was during that time she realized the power of her striking looks. However, the role also came with its own challenges, as she dealt with overwhelming public scrutiny and intense media attention that followed the film’s success.
While some fans believe the magazine is at fault for the extreme retouching, others continue to admire Sharon’s ageless beauty. At 63, she still stuns, even after a severe brain hemorrhage in 2001 that disrupted both her career and financial stability.
