'The Boys' Actress Erin Moriarty Responds To Accusations She's Had Plastic Surgery (2024)

Actress Erin Moriarty responded to accusations she had plastic surgery after a photo of her went viral earlier this month.

X user Royce Lopez shared two photos of Moriarty side by side and posited she underwent surgery. The post has 36.3 million views according to X data.

Lopez wrote, “Women need to stop plastic surgery until we figure out what’s wrong. Why would you ruin your face like this? This is Erin Moriarty from The Boys…she was already very pretty.”

Women need to stop plastic surgery until we figure out what’s wrong. Why would you ruin your face like this?

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This is Erin Moriarty from The Boys…she was already very pretty. pic.twitter.com/75MH5gSdSP

— Royce Lopez (@hippojuicefilm) January 14, 2024

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Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly discussed the photos with commentator Michael Knowles saying, “[Erin Moriarty’s] 29 years-old and she’s a beautiful actress, but she’s decided to completely change her face.”

Kelly then shared the two photos saying, “She’s got the Kim Kardashian lips. She’s made her nose so skinny it looks like a pencil now. She’s got, what appear to me, cheek implants. The cheek bones are like out to here. She looked like a nice, beautiful natural gal and I’m sorry not to pick on this Moriarty gal, more and more young women are doing this. It’s not an objection to plastic surgery, it’s about an obsession with turning yourself into this fake version of yourself into truly a Kim Kardashian disciple with the enormous lips and the teeny, tiny nose, and the huge overdone filler cheeks. I find it a sign of mental illness. It’s extremely upsetting. It’s a massive turn off to me.”

Moriarty responded to the accusations claiming they were “disgustingly false” and called Megyn Kelly’s comments on the manner “misogynstic.”

In a post to Instagram, Moriarty wrote, “This is something I truly never anticipated writing. We’re all subject to levels of bullying throughout our lives but I am horrified, and I felt that I deserved to take a second to address these things. I had no idea what was going on, to be honest, because I’ve had one of the most challenging weeks of my life. And I specifically thought that as I emerg this period of time – so stressed that I have BARELY been able to eat and sleep. I thought ok, I’m going to emerge this 10 pounds thinner and the verbal abuse/accusations will be flying – usually either drug use or just a flippant ‘eat a burger’ comment. You learn to become teflon and move on. I had NO idea what was going on this time.”

She continued, “To receive a message about a disgustingly false, counterproductive to the degree of being ironically misogynstic of Megyn Kelly commening on the manner – to learn the widespread nature of this has left me horrified. Megyn used a photo taken ‘a year ago’ according to her, that had in actuality been taken about a decade ago before I was of LEGAL DRINKING AGE (I’m about to turn 30) as an example *maybe do some research that would take 30 seconds).”

Next, she wrote, “How utterly misinformed, inaccurate, and clickbait seeking people who we follow and consider to be informed is appalling. I got my make up done that day and it involves major contouring and I remember leaving and feeling pretty. And even that day was an immensely stressful day for me. I came running to those girls and I showed up in tears after what had happened that day and I left feeling better simply because I felt like they had reduced my lack of sleep and worked their magic wands. I saw the comments, scathing enough to just turn my comments off. But this is becoming harassment. This is becoming false news.”

She then announced she will no longer be posting to Instagram and her account is considered “deactivated.”

Moriarty wrote, “The only reason I have not deactivated my account is because I will be leaving this here. Otherwise, consider it deactivated. I will not have access to it for an extensive if not permanent break. social media was my ability to connect with fans. My ability to work with but also mostly just share brands that I believe in, on an independent level and otherwise. To share news or updates. But I’m deciding to invest my energy into my work. social media is not something that came naturally to me and that was an investment of energy to connect with you guys.”

“And I am horrified by the reaction, the reductive assumptions, and the aforementioned video that is a primary example of such harassment,” she wrote. “It’s broken my heart. You’ve broken my heart. You’ve lost the privilege of this account. so, you can believe whatever you want. But there’s no excuse for these horrific allegations, the verbal abuse that I have had to delete, and genuinely false information that is being used to perpetuate a message that is exhibitionist feminism. You don’t have to believe me when I say that these videos are absolutely false.”

She then declared, “But the way that this has been spoken about, the way that I have been spoken to, I will not accept. I have been in a hole and I’ve been consumed by this personal situation at hand. You never know what someone is going through, social media is a platform that is not representative of a whole person, and irregardless there is no excuse for the words that have been spoken directly to me or about me.”

“Shame on you Megyn Kelly. Shame on you, Fox News (vought incarnate). implying that my photo is reflective of women being in a worse place is as false as my conviction in saying that if you resigned, you would be leaving women in a better place,” she concluded.

What do you make of Moriarty’s response?

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