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She gave fans an update on her frequency and top areas during a February 2025 episode of her podcast "Let's Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa." "I do the crow's feet and I do the neck and that's it. I do it now three times a year," she said.Advertisement Kelly Ripa has expressed interest in a more serious cosmetic procedure During the same February 2025 episode of "Let's Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa," which featured Ripa's plastic surgeon Dr. David Rosenberg, Ripa revealed that she didn't start getting Botox in her face until she was 39. However, prior to that, she was getting injections in a more unusual place. "I used to get Botox just in my armpits to stop from sweating," she recounted. But later came the pivotal moment: "One day I said, 'Do you think I should put Botox in my face?' And [Dr. Rosenberg] looked at me and he goes, 'I thought this day would never come.'"AdvertisementDuring their conversation, Ripa also hinted that she was considering getting a mini facelift, and Dr. Rosenberg would be the guy to do it. While this procedure isn't exactly subtle like her Botox usage, it's less invasive (and more affordable!) than a full facelift as it only focuses on tightening the lower face, chin, and jawline, per the Nesmith Plastic Surgery Center. Still, Ripa follows her minimalist philosophy when it comes to her skin in other ways. In September 2024, she revealed in a Facebook video that she had Marie

About her face. She was not that dog," the talk show host recalled. "And after she passed away last night, I kissed her 1,000 times on her face. I kissed her nose, I'd never kissed her nose before." "I know that she was like somewhere in dog heaven, pissed off," Ripa joked. "But I didn't care because it just was so nice to have that." Said Consuelos: "You were a great dog mom, she adored you." Kelly Ripa and her dog, Chewie.LIVE with Kelly and Mark/Instagram Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Chewie was one of two dogs in the Consuelos family. The Live hosts are also pet parents to Lena, a Maltese/Shih Tzu mix that Ripa adopted in 2020. Over the past few weeks on Live, Ripa and Consuelos have updated viewers on Chewie's health. They explained that the ailing dog could no longer walk and had stopped acting like herself. "We're going to get through this," Consuelos told a crying Ripa on Wednesday. "All together, we're going to get through it."

Do the heavy lifting," Consuelos told his wife. But Ripa wanted to speak, apologizing to the audience for her tears. "I'm really sorry. I thought I got it all out, guys. I really thought I got it all out and I apologize because this is not how I wanted this to go down," she said. Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos mourn the loss of their dog, Chewie, on 'Live with Kelly and Mark'.ABC The Emmy winner went on to share memories of Chewie. "She gave us so much," Ripa said. "We're filled with gratitude for this dog. ... As each one of our kids left for college and moved out on our own, Chewie remained right there. Our steadfast companion." "We've been so lucky. We're very fortunate people in our lives; we've not had loss in our lives, a tremendous loss like this. We still have all of our parents. We're so fortunate," Ripa said. "I feel very bad crying in front of you when people have — there are much bigger problems in the world, and I understand that. But you have to understand that this dog was so special, and she was such a great girl." The couple told Live viewers that they received a wave of support from friends after news of Chewie's death spread. "It was, dare I say, presidential," Ripa joked. "People came people like the mail carrier. People came to say goodbye to Chewie because she was such a beloved member of the community. Not just our dog, she was like the neighborhood dog." Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos mourn the loss of their dog, Chewie, on 'Live with Kelly and Mark'.ABC Ripa then revealed the touching thing she did after Chewie's death. "She never let us kiss her face, she was very precious

Kevin Mazur/Getty ImagesDon’t get us wrong, we can never get enough of Live with Kelly and Mark co-host Kelly Ripa rocking her classic middle part and signature curly waves. So, when the daytime talk show host decides to change up her hairstyle, we certainly take notice. Earlier this week, the producers of Live posted a photo on the morning show’s Instagram page, showing Ripa, 52, and her hubby/hosting partner Mark Consuelos, 52, posing with one of their special guests, which happened to be actor and singer Josh Groban. Fans who saw the pic or caught the day’s live episode noticed something was different: Ripa’s hairdo. In the snapped photo, the Live Wire author is seen sporting a straightened style with her classic middle part. Then again yesterday on Live, Ripa and her husband Consuelos were talking about Scandovals (see below) and the mother of three can be seen donning the same straight style from the day before.But were fans treated to this same look for a third day today? That would be a no. It seems Ripa has returned to her signature waves for Thursday’s episode.Ripa is no stranger to changing her hairstyle. At the 2023 Oscars, the Live host debuted a more voluminous version of her signature hairstyle on the awards show red carpet.Keeping her middle part, Ripa completely stole the show with her bouncy curls style, which framed her face perfectly. On Instagram, she gave fans an exclusive look into the process with a GRWM video, showing her hairstylist, Ryan Trygstad, working his magic before the show.Loving all the looks, Kelly!Stay up-to-date on every breaking Kelly Ripa story by subscribing here.Assistant Editor, News And EntertainmentCovers all things news and entertainmentHas over 5+ years of reporting on celebrity news and pop cultureStudied Journalism at Brooklyn College

Tagging her makeup artist and hairstylist Kristofer Buckle and Ryan Trygstad. Ripa and her husband, Mark Consuelos, previously shared a look into their pre-taped opening of Live with Kelly and Mark's annual After the Oscars Show with the duo acting out scenes as Glinda and Fiyero (played by Jonathan Bailey), respectively. Kelly Ripa and Ariana Grande.Kelly Ripa/Instagram; Universal Pictures Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The television hosts could be seen lip syncing to various songs as they were edited into various scenes of Wicked, including Bailey’s “Dancing Through Life” number and Grande’s “Popular.” In the segment Ripa even jokingly referred to her character as "Kel-inda.” Ripa — who had an uncanny resemblance to Grande in the makeup and hair — even decided to play a prank on her husband, saying she decided to FaceTime him dressed as Glinda. She had her assistant make the call and tell him that she wanted him to say hello over FaceTime. "It was very funny because I could see he was secretly annoyed and doing that fake nice thing at first. He was like, 'Oh my gosh, hiiiii!.' And then once I spoke, his face totally changed and he was like, 'Wait a minute...' " she recalled. “... She completely fooled me because when I grabbed the phone, I truly thought that was Grande," he said, before