The Iranian blogger Sakhar Tabar was arrested in Tehran for crimes including blasphemy, corrupting the youth and inciting violence (Editor: Amit Simcha)
5 years have passed since we were first exposed to Sahar Tavar, the chilling Iranian double of Angelina Jolie, who allegedly underwent 50 plastic surgeries and shed 40 kg of her weight to look like her idol. The horrifying result caused many to doubt her credibility, when even then photos of her real face were revealed And the least disturbing. Now, after 14 months in the Iranian prison, Sahar Tavar appeared for a television interview and was forced to reveal her true face in front of the cameras and put an end to the mystery that has troubled many for years. We are sure that you also have not been able to close an eye since then.
Before we show you what she looks like today, let's We will remind you how she looked then. Sahar Tavar, a resident of Tehran, shared on her Instagram page photos of herself after the countless surgeries she allegedly underwent on her way to looking like the movie star Angelina Jolie. It seems that she chose a dubious team of surgeons as many claimed that she looked like a zombie and compared The same as the corpse bride in Tim Burton's animated film, "Ghost Wedding".
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This is what she allegedly looked like before the surgeries:
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Her distorted appearance then caused many to doubt the reliability of the photos and try to decipher what she really looks like.
After a group of Reddit users managed to find out what changes were made to the images with the help of Photoshop, a number of apparently real images were revealed online that showed what the doubling really looks like.
She confirmed that the photos were heavily edited in Photoshop but in fact only this week, 5 years later, she chose to reveal her true face in front of the cameras.
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Sahar, whose real name is Fatma Khishvand, was jailed for profanity and insulting the hijab, according to the Iran Human Rights News Agency.
She was arrested in October 2019 for "corruption" and "blasphemy" and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
However, after serving 14 months, Mrs. Taber was released from prison, as reported by the activist Masih Alinejad.
When she was sentenced to prison in 2020, Ms. Alinejad wrote online: "Sahar Taver is only 19 years old. Her joke put her in jail. Her mother cries every day to free her innocent daughter. Dear Angelina Jolie, we need your voice Here. Help us."
Now, after her release, Taber appeared for an interview on one of the local television networks and told her story, without any filter to distort her face.
And this is how she looks today, without Photoshop and filters:
Sahar Taver, the double of Angelina Jolie as she looks today (photo: screenshot, Rokna/YouTube)
Her release comes after weeks of widespread protests in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini, who was killed after being beaten by Iranian modesty police for wearing a hijab carelessly.
Ms Taber previously said she had dreamed of being famous since she was a child and continued to use make-up and photoshop her photos to increase her Instagram following.
"The internet was the easiest way to get published," she said, "it was much easier than becoming an actress."
She said she had undergone a number of cosmetic procedures, including rhinoplasty, lip fillers and liposuction, but stressed that the infamous photos were due to make-up and editing.
Shortly after the photos were published, she told the Russian news outlet Sputnik that she edited the photos to "amuse" herself.
"Now I can see that I have something in common with Angelina Jolie, but I'm entertaining myself - and looking like someone else is not my goal," she said.
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