Clay Matthews’ viral glow-up was a Caesars ad stunt, not surgery
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Clay Matthews starred in a Caesars Sportsbook campaign that used doctored TMZ-style photos to depict a dramatic facial ‘glow-up.’ Matthews wore prosthetics for the video but did not undergo cosmetic surgery; the stunt, created to promote the Caesars app ahead of the 2026 NFL season, was a playful marketing effort in which Matthews was in on the joke.
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