Jessica Simpson Details Prosthetic Transformation for "All’s Fair"
Jessica Simpson recently shared insights into the extensive makeup process behind her portrayal of a botched plastic surgery patient in Ryan Murphy’s Hulu series All’s Fair. The singer and actress revealed the transformation took a remarkable amount of time and effort.
Time-Intensive Prosthetics Application
Simpson described the process as requiring “an incredible village” and taking six hours in the makeup chair to achieve the look of her character, LeAnn, who sports bad Botox and noticeable facial alterations.
- Swollen cheeks
- Nose piece
- Sunken eyes
- Oversized lips
Acting Opportunity and Gratitude
Jessica expressed deep appreciation for the chance to explore acting through this role, saying it was an experience unlike any other.
“No one has ever given me the chance to do something like this before, and I loved it. I hope you all see Lee-Ann’s heart—and her strength—as much as I felt it.”
She also thanked Ryan Murphy, director Anthony Hemingway, and executive producers Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner for allowing her to fully immerse herself in a character with real depth and emotion.
“You allowed me to disappear into a character with real depth and emotion.”
Personal Context
Before the show’s Hulu debut, Simpson, who shares children Maxi, 13, Ace, 12, and Birdie, 6, with ex Eric Johnson, was impressed by her own ability to bring the character of LeAnn to life.
Author’s Summary: Jessica Simpson reflected on her six-hour prosthetic transformation and gratitude for the rare acting role, highlighting the dedication behind her character's striking look in All’s Fair.