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RHONJ husband John Fuda will be almost unrecognizable amid his recent weight loss when season 14 of the show premieres in 2024.
Rachel Fuda‘s husband, John Fuda, is sporting a whole new look. In fact, the RHONJ husband almost looks unrecognizable amid his recent weight loss.
From the looks of it, John Fuda has dropped a significant amount of weight, although the actual number is unclear.
At the RHONJ season 13 reunion, Rachel revealed that John had dropped weight before they joined the show.
“He shaved everything from [the chest] down. He looks younger. Thank god for Joe Gorga. He lost a lot of weight. He got his shit together. He looks good,” Rachel revealed.
Andy Cohen then asked, “Did he lose weight because he saw himself on TV?” which is when Rachel revealed that he lost weight before the show thanks to liposuction.
“No, he did it before. He sucked it out,” Rachel explained, confirming that John Fuda had liposuction.
Beyond his weight loss and lipo, John Fuda isn’t unfamiliar with changing his look. After his wife joined the season 13 cast of RHONJ, John underwent several procedures to improve his appearance.
John had a non-surgical facelift to fix his “underdeveloped jaw” and give him a better silhouette and nicer facial profile. The 35-year-old also had porcelain veneers done to enhance the appearance of his teeth.
Naturally, RHONJ fans had quite a bit to say about John Fuda’s weight loss.
“LMFAOOOOO and the new teeth. He wants to be a housewife so badly,” one fan quipped.
“He would look better if he bulked up and worked out. He looks so thin that his head doesn’t look proportionate,” a second fan commented.
“Definitely had his entire jaw redone. Imagine being so self-absorbed?? All I see are 2 Tim Burton characters now,” a third fan wrote.
“He gets more surgery than the wives WTF,” another fan commented.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey will return to Bravo for season 14 in 2024.
