Jennifer Lawrence has confirmed that she will undergo breast augmentation surgery after giving birth to her second child with husband Cooke Moroney. The Oscar-winning actress discussed her decision during an interview with the New Yorker, explaining that her body did not recover as it did after her first pregnancy, leading her to schedule the procedure this November.
The timing is linked to her upcoming film work, as Lawrence will be filming a nude scene in the spring. The “Jennifer Lawrence boob job” has already been booked in anticipation of this role.
Actress Reflects on Post-Pregnancy Body Changes and Future Cosmetic Plans
Lawrence shared that after her first child, Cy, now three years old, her body largely rebounded. However, following the birth of her second son earlier this year, she saw no similar recovery. She expressed some urgency in booking the surgery now, acknowledging that her career plays a role in how quickly she is moving forward with the operation.
“Maybe I wouldn’t be hustling to the appointment in the same way,” the mother of two said, referring to whether she would have rushed into the procedure if she wasn’t an actress. “But I think yes,” she added.
– Jennifer Lawrence, Actress
She also commented on previous cosmetic procedures, noting that she has tried Botox but has yet to use fillers, as these tend to show under camera scrutiny. While she has not had a facelift, Lawrence indicated it is something she considers for the future.
“But, believe me, I’m gonna!”
Early Career and Changing Public Persona
Reflecting on her entry into Hollywood, Lawrence said her casual, humorous interview style helped endear her to fans, though it originated as a way to defend herself from the pressures of fame.
“Well, it is, or it was, my genuine personality,”
Lawrence explained.
“But it was also a defense mechanism. And so it was a defense mechanism, to just be, like, ‘I’m not like that! I poop my pants every day!'”
– Jennifer Lawrence, Actress
Looking back, she admits she now finds that side of her less appealing, recognizing how it might have worn out audiences over time.
“I look at those interviews, and that person is annoying. I get why seeing that person everywhere would be annoying. Ariana Grande’s impression of me on S.N.L. was spot-on,”
she said, referencing the 2018 Saturday Night Live skit spoofing her personality.
Lawrence also expressed feelings of being rejected not for her film work or personal beliefs, but for her personal demeanor.
“I felt — I didn’t feel, I was, I think — rejected not for my movies, not for my politics, but for me, for my personality,”
she admitted.
Current Projects and Ongoing Public Presence
At present, Jennifer Lawrence is promoting her latest movie, Die, My Love, which stars Robert Pattinson alongside her. The press tour continues as she balances her expanding career while managing motherhood and upcoming cosmetic procedures.
This next chapter marks a significant moment for Lawrence as she navigates her evolving identity, both personally and professionally, amid the pressures of Hollywood.
