Erika Kirk is traveling across the country with Talking Point USA. The widow of the late conservative influencer Charlie Kirk has been seen in the most glamorous outfits, prompting many reactions. However, there have also been claims about her possibly going under the knife. So what is the truth? A plastic surgeon has the answer.

Erika Kirk became a widow when her husband died. Charlie Kirk was fatally shot during an event at Utah Valley University in September. She was left with the couple’s two children, and just days after the horrific murder, she stated that she would continue to help honor her late husband’s legacy and continue his work

Before marrying Charlie Kirk, Erika was working as a model and casting director. She was crowned Miss Arizona USA in 2012 and competed in Miss USA 2012.

While we all change as we age, claims have been made that Eirka Kirk hasn’t aged on her own. Some states she went under the knife at some point in the last years.

So what is the truth about the former beauty queen’s transformation? Well, Erika Kirk herself has not commented on speculation regarding her appearance. Still, some argue she has “fallen victim” to what people call the dreaded ‘Mar-a-Lago face,’ meaning women who fill their faces with Botox, fillers, and undergo plastic surgery.

Everything Erika Kirk has done to her face, according to a plastic surgeon

Speaking to Glam, plastic surgeon Dr. Frederick Weniger claimed that Erika has done minimal enhancements rather than plastic surgery.

He said it appeared that Kirk had used some fillers in her lips as they “look slightly more consistent in shape and volume than they did in her early 20s.” Moreover, Weniger said she has possible signs of Botox.

The plastic surgeon suspected Erika Kirk had undergone some nose enhancements and eyelid surgery. However, he also said, “neither stands out strongly enough to say with certainty.”

Frederick Weniger said, “Looking at how her face has changed from her 2012 pageant photos to how she appears now, the shifts are mostly in areas that usually reflect careful maintenance rather than dramatic surgery,”

“The middle of her face appears a little fuller, especially through the apples of the cheeks and the under-eye area, suggesting light filler for support,” the surgeon says. “Her lips look slightly more consistent in shape and volume than they did in her early 20s, which can also come from periodic filler.”

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