Popular comedian Matt Rife has clarified that the changes in his appearance do not result from plastic surgery.

Matt Rife has finally addressed rumours about changes in his appearance in his new memoir, Your Mom's Gonna Love Me. Released on December 3, 2024, the comedian—who canceled comedy

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Comedian Matt Rife has been the subject of online speculation about his appearance for more than a year now. And the 29-year-old is addressing the rumors head-on in his new memoir, Your Mom’s Gonna Love Me, released on Tuesday.

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Comedian Matt Rife is addressing the plastic surgery rumors that have circulated about his changing appearance over the years. Speculation surrounding plastic surgery has followed Rife, especially after noticeable changes in his features.