Taraji P. Henson Shuts Down Plastic Surgery Rumors: ‘I Have Done Nothing’

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• Taraji P. Henson is addressing speculation that she’s had plastic surgery

• The Oscar nominee shared a series of photos from Game 4 of the NBA Finals, and one person commented, “something looks different”

• The actress responded to the remark, citing her busy Broadway schedule as the reason she does not have the time for plastic surgery

Taraji P. Henson is shutting down rumors that she has undergone plastic surgery.

Henson, 55, shared a series of photos on Instagram on Thursday, June 11, after attending Game 4 of the NBA Finals, in which the New York Knicks faced off against the San Antonio Spurs.

“BIG @nyknicks ENERGY 💙🧡💙🧡,” the Empire alum wrote in the caption. “Stepped out last night in all denim and diamonds. It was a moment. What a game!!! 💋💋💋”

In the photos, Henson wore a denim-on-denim look and posed courtside with RZA and other friends. She credited her stylist Kollin Carter for putting together the look, and noted that she did her own glam in the caption.

“Something looks different,” someone wrote in the comments.

“They edit some of her pictures,” another replied.

Henson then chimed in to clear the air, citing her packed Broadway schedule as the primary reason she would not even have time to have any procedures.

“Y’all kill me with this s—,” she wrote in the comments. “I HAVE DONE NOTHING TO MY DAMN FACE. I AM ON BROADWAY!!! LIVE THEATER WHEN THE HELL WOULD I HAVE TIME FOR A SURGERY. JUST STOP THE MADNESS. LIKE FR.”

Henson currently stars in Joe Turner’s Come and Gone on Broadway.

In April, Henson opened up to PEOPLE about how doing her own makeup helps her get into character for the show.

“I don’t have a hair and makeup team,” Henson said, noting that she spends the moments before a show “preparing and putting Bertha on.”

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In the show, The Color Purple star — who previously served as a producer on the Tony Award-nominated Jaja’s African Hair Braiding — portrays Bertha Holly, the warm and welcoming matriarch of a Pittsburgh boarding house.

Joe Turner’s Come and Gone is on Broadway until July 26.

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