“House of the Dragon” season two has premiered, and after episode one was released, fans bombarded social media with praise for Emma D’arcy’s acting.
Key Takeaways
- Emma D’arcy has garnered praise left and right for her portrayal of Rhaenyra Targaryen in “House of the Dragon.”
- Among those admiration, few questioned if Emma had performed plastic surgery.
- D’arcy embraces her natural look and hasn’t done anything to her face.
One of the viewers wrote on X (formerly Twitter),
i just want to highlight how emma d’arcy’s performance as rhaenyra will go down as one of the best in game of thrones history. they had barely no lines in this episode yet you felt every single thing with just one look
Another one followed,
finished a son for a son just now…im heartbroken, every scene with rhaenyra just killed me tho im annoyed at some choices they made but overall a great episode
and emma d’arcy is just incredible i need to see them praised for their performance
The third said,
Emma D’arcy must be tired af being the only person doing the acting on that show
Amid tons of applause, many fans have even pointed out that the actor looks quite different in the show than in real life.
This has also led to some speculation that the nonbinary individual may have gone through the knife. How true is the rumor?
Has Emma D’Arcy Really Had Plastic Surgery?
No! The “Mothering Sunday” actor has not done any procedure on their (Emma prefers using they/them pronoun) face, and they have maintained flawless beauty through a natural process.
We compared three of their pictures over the years, and based on the findings, we can confirm that the actor hasn’t had plastic surgery.
Their facial structure remains consistent, though Emma seems to have more defined cheekbones and a subtly more angular jawline, possibly due to normal maturation.
Although their overall look has evolved through varied hairstyles and coloring choices, D’arcy’s bone structure and natural beauty remain recognizable.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Emmy D’Arcy was born on 27 June 1992 in London to parents Sally Elizabeth and Richard John D’Arcy.
- They suffer from migraine: “If I had a show based on my life, it would be called House of the Migraines cause I’m a migraine sufferer.”
- The actor studied fine arts at Oxford University’s Ruskin School of Art.
- D’Arcy is the Joint Artistic Director of Forward Arena Theater Company.
- Before acting and directing, Emmy was a set designer.
