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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Joan & Plastic Surgery... Why?

Monday Preview: Joan Rivers' Plastic Surgery Intervention

Saturday, February 04, 2012 5:00AM

On Monday, Joan and Melissa Rivers joins Anderson in the studio.

In addition to her role as a comedian and on-air personality, Joan Rivers' third claim to fame stems from her seemingly addictive relationship with plastic surgery. In season one of WeTV's "Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best," Melissa stages a plastic surgery intervention for Joan.

"At one point I started to think the risk outweighs the reward," Melissa says of her mother's cosmetic procedures. "So, I wanted my mom to know how I felt about it, and I think I made myself fairly clear."

Anderson confronts Joan about a rumor he heard that she's had 734 plastic surgery procedures. See Joan's response in the video below.

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