‘I Don't Even Dye My Hair’: Alexa Ray Joel Denies Any Surgeries In Past 4 Years, Says ‘Sheer Exhaustion’ Led To Her Collapse Onstage
May 14 2014, Published 1:41 p.m. ET
Alexa Ray Joel, the daughter of musician Billy Joel and supermodel Christie Brinkley denied she’s had any plastic surgery since a nose job four years ago, responding to speculation her chiseled new look came with the help of a doctor's scalpel.
The 28-year-old, speaking with Good Morning America on Wednesday, said she hasn’t “had anything else done” following an April 2010 rhinoplasty.
“I don't even dye my hair."
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The aspiring musician said the media’s misconception about her becoming a regular at the surgeon’s office comes as a result of spotty research.
"It was interesting because they were comparing pictures of me from when I was 16 to 18, to recent pictures of me now and I'm 28 years old,” she explained. “So of course I look different.”
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Regarding her April collapse during a gig at New York City’s Carlyle Hotel.
"I had been working a few weeks straight, and I was tired. And it just happened, you know, it happens to the best of us. I wanted to end with a bang, but it wasn't quite the bang I intended but a little bit of drama on stage.
“It was just a case of sheer exhaustion.”
Watch the video on RadarOnline.com
As we previously reported, Brinkley two months ago told Anderson Cooper that her daughter hasn’t undergone more than a “little tweak of her nose” in her endeavors to improve her appearance, saying, "She's totally natural, look at her."
Alexa's personal life has made headlines the past five years, from a 2009 hospitalization after an overdose of sleeping pills, to her 2011 admission she acquired the human papilloma virus from an ex-lover.
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