(MENAFN- Live Mint) Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Technologies, and his wife, Susan Dell, joined President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday to announce a $6.2 billion contribution to the administration's“Trump accounts,” a savings initiative for children under Trump's“One Big Beautiful Bill.” However, despite the major announcement, social media users quickly shifted their attention to noticeable changes in Susan Dell's facial appearance in the latest photographs.

Reactions on X (formerly Twitter) surfaced rapidly, with several users commenting on her look.

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One post read:“Who believes this shit??? 'trump accounts' - that's got bankruptcy written all over it. And w** is wrong with Susan Dell' s FACE???”

Another user wrote:“God bless them! On another note, can you tell me what is happening with Susan's face? It took me back a minute.”

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A third comment noted:“Wow, Susan's face is kinda freaking me out.”

Another added:“Susan Dell needs to chill with the eyeliner and plastic surgery. She looks like a puppet.”

Has Susan Dell undergone plastic surgery?

The wave of comments fueled speculation about whether Susan Dell, a well-known philanthropist, might have undergone cosmetic procedures such as a facelift or fillers. However, there is no verified public documentation or credible reporting indicating that she has had plastic surgery or has spoken publicly about any such treatments.

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Amid the online discussion about her appearance, the couple's announcement marked a record-setting moment. Michael and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion on GivingTuesday to support 25 million children in the United States aged 10 and under, making it the largest private donation ever directed toward a federal initiative.

The contribution expands the“Trump Accounts” program, which currently provides $1,000 in Treasury-backed investment accounts to children born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028. Their latest pledge will add an additional $250 to the accounts of every eligible child under age 11, as shared in their video announcement.

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