Kris Jenner, 69, shows off a new hairstyle after stunning fans with $100K facelift
The 69-year-old Kardashian-Jenner matriarch, who is known for her jet black pixie cut, sported a longer look for a change.
During a date night with longtime boyfriend Corey Gamble, Kris wore her dark locks in a fringed bob.
Face-framing bangs complemented her pricey new facelift, performed by celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Steven M. Levine.
Levine's procedures start at $45,000, and he offers a range of options including a 'Mini Facelift' and a 'Full Facelift.'
Jenner slipped into a snug-fitting, long-sleeved black dress with a stone-embellished statement collar.
She carried a small black Hermès handbag and wore open-toe black heels, revealing her nude-toned pedicure.
The reality television personality's newly snatched visage was beautifully made up with dark eyeliner, soft blush, and a glossy lip stain.
Gamble, 44, complemented her in an all-black outfit of his own — a suede suit, black shirt, and black sneakers.
Mirroring his longtime companion's look, he also added a glinting necklace with multicolor diamonds.
Jenner turned heads in May after unveiling her refreshed face while in Paris for daughter Kim Kardashian's armed robbery trial.
A source also told DailyMail.com that the mother-of-six has revamped her closet to match her changing appearance.
'Kris is no longer a size 10 so she has no need for those clothes. She is a size 6 these days and thrilled about it. It's the same size that she was in the 1980s,' the insider spilled.
Dr. Levine's procedures start at $45,000, and he offers a range of options including a 'Mini Facelift' and a 'Full Facelift'; pictured left in May 2025, and right in May 2024
'Her closet is completely different now — the items are so much smaller — and it makes her very happy to get back to the body that she had in her younger years,' the person added.
While Jenner hasn't publicly shared how she lost the weight, fans believe it could be due to using the diabetes and weight loss drug Ozempic.
Kris has historically attributed her lean figure to healthy eating and an active lifestyle.
Her fans have been remarking on her glowing and youthful appearance amid recent sightings and social media posts.
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