The Young and the Restless gained a super star when Colleen Zenk debuted as the evil Aunt Jordan. If you are a long time soap fan then you already are very familiar with Zenk and most likely remember her as Barbara Ryan on As The World Turns, a role she played from 1978-2010.
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Colleen Zenk has been acting for over 40 years and looks amazing. If you saw videos of Zenk’s final scenes on As The World Turns, you would think they were shot just a few years ago.
If that wasn’t astonishing enough, the actress also has been battling oral cancer off and on since 2007 and has had multiple surgeries because of it. When you take all that in to consideration, it’s no wonder social media has been speculating if she had plastic surgery.
The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Colleen Zenk Speaks Out
Recently Colleen Zenk went on a podcast to discuss joining The Young and the Restless cast and what is coming up next for crazy Aunt Jordan. It wasn’t long before talk turned to all of the plastic surgery rumors floating around about the actress. But, she was happy to set the record straight.
The As The World Turns alum explained on The Locher Room podcast, “Look, I’ve done nothing to any part of my body in any way. Ever. Because I always said I never would because I like my face and I don’t want to erase my history in my face. But also when you’ve had enough non elective surgery due to cancer and everything else, you don’t elect to have surgery. You don’t want anyone near your face when you’ve had too much done.”
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It’s pretty common for soap stars in Colleen’s age range to get some work done as they age. It’s not really as scandalous as it used to be a couple decades ago.
Regardless, we get why it would be frustrating to not have any work done and have people just assume that you did.
Are you enjoying having Colleen Zenk back on daytime TV? Did you watch her on As The World Turns? Let us know in the comments below and keep checking back here for more The Young and the Restless spoilers, news, and updates.
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