By Kinta Walsh-cotton For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 20:45 EDT, 18 August 2022 | Updated: 22:44 EDT, 18 August 2022

Angie Kent is the latest celebrity to take part in the Teenage Dirtbag trend on TikTok. 

And the Bachelorette star, 32, has revealed what she looked like as a teen before she transformed herself with cosmetic surgery.  

In the throwback photos, the Gogglebox favourite, now 32, has smaller cheeks and thinner lips. 

When we were young! Angie Kent has shown what she looked like BEFORE all of her cosmetic surgery in embarrassing throwback photos after taking part in the Teenage Dirtbag trend on TikTok

Angie's throwback photos reveal she fell into the trends of the early 2000s.

She sported a side fringe and pin straight hair cut into choppy layers, and at one point she dyed her hair brown.

Angie also went heavy on the eyeliner during her high school years and kept her eyebrows thin - a look many millennials may remember. 

The reality TV star had a rounder, less sculpted face with smaller lips when she was younger.

Nowadays, the blonde bombshell sports puffier cheeks and a larger pout after several cosmetic injections. 

Angie has previously spoken about her love of dermal filler and Botox. 

Angie's throwback photos reveal she fell into the trends of the early 2000s. She sported a side fringe and pin straight hair cut into choppy layers, and at one point she dyed her hair brown 

The reality TV star had a rounder, less sculpted face with smaller lips when she was younger. Nowadays, the blonde bombshell sports puffier cheeks and a larger pout after several cosmetic injections

'They say it is preventive. I just love it… just a little bit. You don't need it often, maybe once every year,' she said of her Botox habit during a 2019 interview.

'I have got real everything but I look after my skin so I get a little bit of [Botox] and cheeky fillers.'

'There has been a lot of talk about me having lots of work, that is not true. I haven't had plastic surgery,' she added.

Angie also regularly undergoes facial treatments to help with acne scarring and melasma - a skin condition which often occurs due to hormonal changes and fluctuations.

In January last year, she spent $1,500 on a melasma treatment called Cosmelan, which involves wearing a face peel for 10 hours and undergoing LED phototherapy.

Angie uploaded her throwback video, which also featured her Gogglebox co-star Yvie Jones, to Instagram on Thursday with the caption: 'If only we knew each other when we were teenage dirtbags.'

To which Yvie, 39, responded: 'Imagine the trouble!'

The TikTok trend involves people putting together a montage video to the backdrop of Wheatus’ hit 2000 song Teenage Dirtbag.

Participants first show what they look like now and then cut to a series of photos from their teenage years.

Angie has previously spoken about her love of dermal filler and Botox

In January last year, she spent $1,500 on a melasma treatment called Cosmelan, which involves wearing a face peel for 10 hours and undergoing LED phototherapy

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