Jocelyn Wildenstein gained international attention for her dramatic facial surgeries, which she often denied.
Jocelyn Wildenstein, the Swiss-born socialite renowned for her extensive cosmetic surgeries that earned her the nickname “Catwoman,” passed away at the age of 84 on December 31, 2024, in Paris.
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Her longtime partner, fashion designer Lloyd Klein, confirmed that she died peacefully in her sleep due to complications from phlebitis, an inflammatory condition of the veins leading to blood clots.
About Jocelyn Wildenstein
Wildenstein gained international attention for her dramatic facial surgeries, which she often denied, attributing her appearance to her Swiss heritage. Previously, she was married to art dealer Alec N. Wildenstein, with whom she had two children. Their high-profile divorce in 1999 resulted in a substantial settlement, making headlines worldwide.
In recent years, Wildenstein faced financial difficulties, filing for bankruptcy in 2018. Despite these challenges, she remained a notable figure in social circles, often attending events with Klein, her partner since 2003.
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Her passing marks the end of a life characterized by opulence, transformation, and public fascination. Wildenstein‘s legacy remains a topic of discussion, reflecting broader societal conversations about beauty standards and the lengths individuals may go to achieve them.