On Friday afternoon, Oscar nominee Melanie Griffith stepped out in West Hollywood, California, sporting a large new scar on the left side of her face.
During a solo drive through Los Angeles, the actress, 65, revealed a healing mark just above her ear on her otherwise flawless skin.
The scar, which the Working Girl has not publicly discussed, was absent from any of her most recent appearances as recently as January 11.
During her outing, the mother-of-three wore a pair of thick black glasses, matching long sleeve, diamond studs and a glossy red lipstick.
Griffith wore minimal makeup and her golden blonde tresses in waves as she cruised around in her vehicle,
Back in 2018, she was seen on multiple occasions with a scar or Band-Aid on her nose after getting dermabrasion to remove a cancerous cell, according to People.
Griffith was reportedly mauled by a lion while filming the 1981 film Roar, resulting in over 100 stitches and reconstructive surgery, according to Business Insider.
Griffith has been open about receiving online criticism for her appearance over the years.
‘Most people tell me I look terrible. ‘The tweets I get are really mean,’ she told Us Weekly in 2012.
When asked how she stays in shape, she said she does ‘a traienr’ four times a week and ‘hot yoga.’
Griffith is best known for her roles in the films Something Wild (1986), Working Girl (1988), Buffalo Girls (1995), RKO 281 (1999), and Nip/Tuck (1999).
She is the mother of actress Dakota Johnson, 33, Alexander Bauer, 37, and Stella Banderas, 26.
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