Taylor Frankie Paul’s Mom Liann May’s Plastic Surgery Transformation: Face Lift, Nose Job and More

By Jessica Stopper Life & Style

Updated May 27, 2025 11:03 AM

The leading ladies of TheSecret Lives of Mormon Wives weren't the only ones to debut a glow-up during season 2 in May 2025. Taylor Frankie Paul's mom, Liann May, showed off the results of her plastic surgery transformation, leading fans to react to her changed appearance.

Liann received mixed reviews from viewers on social media, including a lot of negative feedback that she was trying to look like Taylor. The real estate agent shut down the trolls via Instagram.

"For all the ignorant people coming to my page, with all the dm's. Get your facts straight. I [love] Tay & my other kids more than life itself," Liann wrote via Instagram on May 18, 2025. "I would never be jealous of them. That's ludicrous! I don't have to want to look like my daughter, she looks like me! It's called genetics!"

Life & Style shares before and after photos of Liann's plastic surgery transformation.

2021 Liann posed for a beachside pic with her husband, Jeremy May, in Saona Island. Lisa May/ Instagram

2022 The family matriarch loves to share date night selfies with her husband via Instagram. In the photo, Liann donned mid-length brunette hair with blonde highlights. Lisa May/ Instagram

2023 Twinning! Liann and Taylor looked similar as they snapped a mother-daughter picture in the car. Lisa May/ Instagram

2024 Liann took a picture with her surgeon, where she looked so happy with the plastic surgery results. Lisa May/ Instagram

2025 Liann was feeling herself in this March 2025 Instagram post, where she put her fresh face on display. "I did get a nose job and blepharoplasty [sic], and not my whole face, but I wished I would have now, & paid with my OWN money, I don't need Taylor," Liann wrote in May 2025. "Here's pictures for ur Reddit trolls. Get ur pictures and timeline correct." Lisa May/ Instagram

This story was originally published May 23, 2025 at 3:29 PM.

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