Barry Manilow’s Face Is ‘Not Moving’ as Fans Claim He’s Had Too Much Done following His Rockefeller Tree Lighting Stint

Barry Manilow recently performed at the Rockefeller Tree Lighting Ceremony, and fans immediately noticed the singer's stiff face. Many of them claimed he went under the knife and went overboard.

Renowned singer Barry Manilow is already 80 years old but still has the same powerful and charismatic voice he has wowed the world many times with before.

He recently appeared at the Rockefeller Tree Lighting Ceremony in New York City and shocked fans with his appearance. Many turned to social media to air their thoughts about the "Mandy" singer's face.

One fan was horrified to see Manilow's face "not moving," claiming the entertainer had "plastic surgery and fake teeth." "Who stole Barry Manilow's lips?" commented another user, while a fan wrote on the social media platform:

"Watching the NY tree lighting and I'm fairly certain Barry Manilow might have had one too many Botox injections."

Two other Twitter users compared Manilow to "Saturday Night Live's" Martin Short, claiming the two now had a strong resemblance. Meanwhile, other fans defended the singer and asked people to stop criticizing him. One person pointed out that aging in front of millions of people was as difficult as it was.

Regardless of whether he had gone under the knife or not, Manilow remains an icon in the music scene and a beloved American artist.

Manilow turned 80 in June 2023, yet looks years younger. According to the iconic crooner, he didn't intend to reach such an age but is amazed at the milestone he has achieved. He also admitted that he didn't feel like someone 80 years old.

The "Copacabana" artist had always thought of people his age looking much older and spending their days retired. However, he has no plans of slowing down in his career and even had a seven-show run early this year. He also had a mini tour and nearly 60 performances as part of his Nevada, Las Vegas residency.

Besides his career, Barry Manilow is preoccupied with his family life, including his husband, Garry Kief, whom he married in 2014. They kept their relationship under wraps for many years until 2017, when Manilow decided to come out as gay publicly.