Glee‘s Dianna Agron chatted to David Letterman this week about how she broke her nose twice, but it’s now “fixed,” leading everyone to jump to the conclusion that she’s had a nose job (a.k.a. rhinoplasty.)
That may, or may not be true, and it’s really hard to tell the difference between Dianna’s nose now, and in 2009 (which is before Dianna says a doctor told her about her deviated septum.)
Deviated Septum is often code word for “I’ve had a cosmetic nose job” in girl-world (esp. in Hollywood.) Whether this surgery (if it happened at all) was needed, was purely vane, or a little of both, doesn’t really matter. It’s a matter of course in Hollywood, and besides, you can barely tell the difference. In fact, from her wording on Letterman, she doesn’t even seem to admit to having “any” procedure. It almost sounds like she’s saying that the second time she got punched in the face fixed the problems that developed from the second time.
She did have detailed stories about the nose breakages. The first time was at a high school party, when a drunk girl accidentally threw a punch in Dianna’s face that was meant for a dude. She didn’t tell her mom about her nose, because she was afraid she would never let her leave the house again. A doctor told her last year that she had a deviated septum, but she didn’t get it fixed because she was in the middle of shooting a season of Glee. She then got punched in the face again during a Glee tour, and now says it’s fixed.
Dave could related to Dianna’s nose plight. He broke his nose when he was 16, and had problems breathing and smelling until a doctor fixed it. We’re guessing Dave definitely didn’t make up his story to explain a little plastic surgery:
What do you think? Did she, or didn’t she?
