Krystle D’Souza has been garnering attention lately with her appearance in Prime Video’s reality show The Traitors. However, amid her surprising performance and smart play in surviving the Circle of Shaq as a Traitor, her appearance has become the center of discussion, with several claims of cosmetic surgery, while a section of people are trolling her. The diva has now hit back with a strong response.

Reacting to the buzz around her appearance, Krystle, in her Instagram comments on August 27, wrote, “I must be so good at what I do that you have nothing else other than my appearance to talk bad about !! You can do a better ‘hate PR job’. Level up.”

During an old interview with Brut India, Krystle denied claims of cosmetic surgery, saying, “Maine koi cosmetic surgery nahi ki hai.”

She further addressed the comparison of her 17 years younger self highlighting that in such a long time changes do happen facially and physically, saying, “17 years me koi bhi insaan me changes to ayenge hi na facial structure me, body structure me.”

Krystle opened up about undergoing surgery for a sinus condition, highlighting that except for that she has not undergone the knife and said, “Maine koi cosmetic surgery nahi ki hai aaj tak. Maine surgery ki hai to vo sinus ki hai, jo mera deviated septum tha, life me vahi ek surgery raha hai uske alava maine koi surgery nahi ki hai.”

Speaking up on grooming, Krystle clarified that she knows how to groom herself, emphasizing that as one grows up, one understands makeup, how to care for hair, your skin tone, what suits you, clothes, etc.

She also sarcastically responded, saying that since she has enough in her bank balance, she can afford all the good clothes and makeup she didn’t have when she was young. Krystle also questioned the unfair comparison of her 34 years self with 17 year, emphasizing so many changes happen, as in 17 years in any person changes will come whether facial structure or body structure and added that if people still insist on calling natural aging ‘surgery’, then she considers it ‘the best surgery’ ever.