59-year-old woman surprises many over her agelessness in her birthday photoshoot (Photos)



The photos of a seemingly ageless 59-year-old woman have put social media abuzz with many left in awe over how the age of the woman doesn’t compliment her looks.

Inferring by the photos, the woman looks relatively younger than her age and this has led a lot of netizens to believe that 59 probably isn’t her real age.


There have since been mixed reactions to her birthday photoshoot with some doubting her age while others show optimism that it’s indeed her real age and praising her makeover artist for doing such a great job on her looks.


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