Vanessa Williams Stuns After Latest Tweakments!

has showcased the results of her latest tweakments as she posted a clip to Instagram on Monday.

The theatre star, 63, who is currently playing Miranda Priestly in the stage production of The Devil Wears Prada, looked incredible as she shared how she maintains her youthful looks.

Sitting in the chair at her local clinic, the actress was seen having a 'regenerative treatment' injected into her face and neck.

Claiming that the treatment had no recovery period, Vanessa then showcased the result just four hours later.

Getting dressed backstage in her dressing room for tonight's performance, Vanessa was seen putting her makeup on and claimed you can 'barely see any needle points' under her makeup.

Claiming 'no one would even know' that she had any treatments earlier that day, she showcased her final look ahead of her performance at the Dominion Theatre. 

The play follows aspiring journalist Andy Sachs, played by Georgie Buckland, as she scores a job at the prestigious Runway magazine headed by Miranda, who is played by Vanessa.

Vanessa, who is an Emmy and Tony nominee, is best known for her role as Wilhelmina Slater in Ugly Betty - another demanding boss of a fashion magazine.

And although Miranda's character is known for being cold and ruthless, a critic from City AM who reviewed the West End show following its UK debut in 2024 said that Williams went for a 'soft-around-the-edges' approach, which made her performance 'lack fear factor'.

The Times said although the costumes sparkle, the production was closer to being more like 'John Lewis' than Valentino.

Vanessa Williams is scheduled to end her run as Miranda in the West End production on October 17, 2026.

Vanessa's tweakment comes after she has  continued to show off her weight-loss on Monday after she branded Mounjaro 'a game-changer.'

Vanessa recently revealed she has been using weight-loss jabs for two years in a bid to 'look her best at 60.' 

As she graced the cover of Hello! magazine, the beauty confirmed in an accompanying interview that she has been taking tirzepatide. 

Tirzepatide is the GLP-1 medication known as Mounjaro in the UK.

She said: 'It's a game‑changer. When I turned 60, I was like: "I want to be here for a long time, and I want to look my best. So what am I going to do?"