RTE star Angela Scanlon has shut down rumours that she receives any Botox treatment.
The Virgin Radio UK host is renowned for her chic beauty aesthetic and glowing skin – but it is in fact au naturel.
The Meath star recently took to her Instagram stories to answer a selection of fan questions.
After one fan quizzed if she had ever received Botox, Angela confessed that it was her “most asked question”.
The mum-of-two honestly responded: “If you’ve ever seen me on here or telly you will know I have a face like Play Doh.
“It moves a bit too much at times! So the answer is NO.”
The One Show presenter was quick to add that she had “no judgement” towards those who chose to get Botox.
She continued: “Each to their own. I am constantly quizzing friends of mine who do have it and trying to understand it better.
“But to be honest I’m afraid I’d end up with a gammy eye.”
Aside from Botox, the Irish star did reveal one beauty secret which helps give her skin a younger complexion.
Microneedling has become a popular trend amongst Irish celebs including Ireland AM star Muireann O’Connell and Vogue Williams.
However, Angela has confessed that the treatment can be as painful as giving birth.
The funny lady told followers she cannot get the procedure done without “plenty of numbing cream.”
She continued: “I had two kids without pain relief but I also had facial treatments that were worse than that pain so f*** that!
“I had Morpheus 8 done before and it was torture. If I’m doing it, they have to give me the full dose of cream to get it done.”
Recently, Angela and her reality star pal Vicky Pattison launched their very own show titled “Get A Grip”.
Featuring real talk as they discuss everything from motherhood and navigating newly-wed life to pop culture, internet drama and much more.
NEW VENTURE
Produced by Audio Always, the exciting new addition to its podcasting slate comprises of no-holds-barred conversation from two female powerhouses.
Speaking on the exciting new career endeavour, Angela said: “Being told to ‘get a grip’ is not a new notion for most women, and is something I’ve experienced a couple of times (a week!), as has Vicky!”
The BBC host explained that “female comradery in the face of the ridiculous” was the catalyst for their new podcast.
The 41-year-old continued: “We wanted to create a fun and empowering space where we can unpick the good, the bad and the bizarre happenings in the world each week as we move through our own lives loudly, unashamedly and maybe a little unhinged.”
Listeners can expect honest conversations, laugh-out-loud moments and the kind of wisdom that comes from living life in full technicolour.
