Miranda Kerr expressed her agreement with Kris Jenner‘s outlook on her facelift procedure.
Speaking candidly with Kristin Cavallari on the “Let’s Be Honest” podcast, Kerr, at 43, shared insights into the impressive outcomes her acquaintances have experienced following facelifts.
“I’m intrigued by this. Observing and learning are important,” she noted. “It’s one of those situations where true understanding only comes with personal experience as we aspire to be our best selves.”
Kerr also mentioned her alignment with Jenner’s perspective on cosmetic enhancements. “I heard Kris Jenner express a desire to match her external appearance with her inner feelings. That clicked with me,” Kerr elaborated. “She looked at herself and felt a disconnect between her inner youthfulness and her reflection.”
Kris Jenner recently shared details about her facelift journey. Now 69, Jenner revealed to Vogue Arabia, in the publication’s September issue released on August 26, how she opted for the procedure after years of fan chatter surrounding her youthful looks. “I had a facelift about 15 years ago, and it felt necessary to do it again,” she admitted.
She continued, “And so I get it. You just want to help gravity… so time will tell because time is going to get to all of us.” Kerr explained that she thinks it’s “important” to “embrace whatever it is that you’re doing and not be afraid of sharing that or feel guilty for doing something like that.”
Jenner previously opened up about her facelift in August 2025, telling Vogue, “I had a facelift about 15 years ago, so it was time for a refresh. I decided to do this facelift because I want to be the best version of myself, and that makes me happy. Just because you get older, it doesn’t mean you should give up on yourself.”
The Kardashians star noted the surgery was her version of “aging gracefully.”
“If you feel comfortable in your skin and you want to age gracefully – meaning you don’t want to do anything – then don’t do anything,” Jenner said. “But for me, this is aging gracefully. It’s my version.”