Who Is Sahar Tabar? Iran's 'Zombie Angelina Jolie' Reveals Real Face

Sahar Tabar, an Iranian woman who rose to fame on Instagram for sharing spooky photographs that resembled Hollywood actor Angelia Jolie, has disclosed her real identity following her release from prison. Tabar was detained in October 2019 on suspicion of "corruption" and "blasphemy," and she was later given a 10-year prison term. However, she was freed after 14 months as a result of protracted nationwide demonstrations in response to Mahsa Amini's passing last month.

The 21-year-old finally revealed her true face to the cameras this week after being released, according to a report in the Independent. Tabar admitted to having cosmetic treatments like lip fillers, liposuction, and a nose job, but insisted that the infamous photos were the result of Photoshop editing and makeup. Tabar's appearance, which resembled a spooky Angelina Jolie, got her referred to online as "zombie Angelina Jolie."

While many people have already seen her on the internet, there are a lot of things you don't know about her. Here's all we know about Sahar Tabar.

Who is Sahar Tabar?

Iranian influencer Fatemeh Khishvand, whose Instagram username is Sahar Tabar, is well-known for her alleged use of cosmetic surgery in images uploaded to the platform. It was reported that she underwent up to fifty plastic surgeries to change her facial features.

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According to the Tasnim news agency, Tabar was detained on October 5, 2019, in Tehran on suspicion of "blasphemy, instigating violence, illegally acquiring property, violating the national dress code, and encouraging young people to commit corruption," among other charges. The news agency also stated that the arrest was a result of public complaints. When she was arrested, her Instagram was deleted.

According to reports, Tabar received a ten-year prison term in December 2020. However, she was released after 14 months as a result of widespread protests around the nation that were brought on by Mahsa Amini's passing last month. Tabar claimed to have had lip fillers, liposuction, and a nose job after being released from prison but said that the famed photos were the result of Photoshop editing and make-up. According to news.com.au, she claimed that the computer effects she used to create the photograph were what you saw on Instagram.

She claimed that she had always aspired to fame and that she had chosen the macabre makeover to attract attention worldwide. The woman added that there was an easier way in cyberspace. She added that it was far simpler than becoming an actor. Tabar also apologised and added that the pictures were made as a "joke." "My mother tried to get me to stop, although I wasn't paying attention."