Dannii Minogue

She’s always been beautiful but there’s been something different about Dannii Minogue since the birth of new born son, Ethan.  Maybe it’s just the glow of a happy new mum, but there’s definitely a change in the contours and colour of her face and skin and it’s a lot more natural.

Compare the photo below, that she posted on Twitter a couple of days after the birth, with the shot further down the page, taken last year when she was a host on Australia’s Got Talent. Can you spot the difference? Whatever it is, we think it’s really working for her.

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  • Gregg says:

    01:38pm | 20/07/10

    Oh wow!, and no one knows of the harshness that TV lighting can provide and thus the make up necessary! The TV shot is one of a performer even if it as a judge and a certain air to be maintained, her hair done for tele which itself is different… Read more »

  • stephen says:

    11:19am | 20/07/10

    I tryin to tell me girlfriend ter look like that, but she won’t let me. Read more »

 

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