Julia Roberts: Embracing Natural Beauty at 55 Hollywood icon Julia Roberts recently surprised her fans with a candid and makeup-free appearance captured by photojournalists. In these shots, Roberts appeared without any cosmetics, prompting many of her followers to do a double take at their beloved idol. Fans were quick to comment on her transformation, with some noting the shift from a “stunning beauty” to what they perceived as an “exhausted senior woman.” However, amidst the surprise, one thing remained unchanged – her captivating smile. Despite the visible signs of aging, Roberts still possesses a flawless figure and exudes a timeless…
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