Jesse McCartney has managed to stay in the spotlight since his initial appearance on our screens in the 1990s.

McCartney has been accused of enhancing his appearance with filler injections and Botox.

When the Dream Street members joined together for a virtual singing session on Instagram as a homage to bandmate Chris Trousdale in 2020, he gained mainstream notice.

Trousdale died of COVID-19 complications on June 2, 2020. On his 35th birthday, McCartney, Greg Raposo, Frankie Galasso, and Matt Ballinger performed their hit song “It Happens Every Time” in celebration of him.

While many individuals liked the homage, several fans were intrigued by McCartney’s facial alterations and addressed the claims of plastic surgery.

In June 2020, a fan remarked on Twitter, “I can’t stop gazing at Jesse McCartney’s plastic surgery.”

In 2018, the singer returned to the spotlight after a 15-year hiatus.

Observing his age may have piqued your interest in cosmetic changes.

Although we can’t expect the 34-year-old to appear exactly as he did as a child, whispers of plastic surgery have swirled about him for a long time.

In 2019, a person tweeted, “Did Jesse McCartney receive plastic surgery?”

“I hope Jesse McCartney would lay off the Botox and plastic surgery… he’s starting to look like a wax figure,” another user remarked in 2018.

Despite the rumors, McCartney has never officially stated whether or not he has changed his appearance.

McCartney came in second place in ‘The Masked Singer.’

In 2020, McCartney as “Turtle” was named the runner-up in The Masked Singer.

McCartney highlighted his hope that his participation in the competition, as well as his new music, will reconnect people to the artist he is now in a 2020 interview with ET.

He claimed he was unhappy he didn’t win the show. He did admit, though, that it still felt like a win.

He also thanked his followers on social media for their unwavering support.

McCartney went on to say that the competition was an opportunity for him to show off his vocal and musical growth over the years, and he believed he had succeeded.

He claimed that his vocal abilities were not the same as when he was 16 or 17. At that age, the artist claims, he was still evolving, and people demand constancy.

The ‘Friends’ singer also sneered at those who made comments about his appearance. He claims that when a person first becomes famous, that is the image that people remember. When he was watching one of Taylor Swift’s documentaries, the line stuck out to him.

McCartney continued, “The phrases really resonated to me because I felt like people questioned my appearance a lot.”

“Wow, guy, you’ve changed a lot.” “I’m like, ‘Duh, that was 16 years ago,'” he continued.

Songs like ‘Friends,’ published in May 2020, and ‘Yours,’ released in April of the same year, are among his most recent singles.