Newt Gingrich’s Wife Callista Accused of Editing Her Face in Pics, Leaving Politician’s Face Unfiltered

It looks like Callista Gingrich may be a fan of Facetune.

The U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein, 60, has been called out by multiple social media users after recent photos of herself and husband Newt Gingrich appear to be heavily edited.

In a selfie shared Saturday, March 7, to X (formerly Twitter), Callista smiled alongside her husband with her skin looking particularly polished. Her under-eyes looked flat with zero wrinkles, and the creases around her mouth and nostrils looked like they had been faded.

The former Speaker of the House, however, looked typical for an 82-year-old man with wrinkles, laugh lines and color in his face.

“Grateful for a beautiful birthday weekend in St. Moritz with @newtgingrich,” Callista captioned the post, which was met with many replies taking aim at her appearance.

“I’m not an expert but I think you need more filters,” one person wrote sarcastically, while another said: “No filters for Newt I guess.”

“I love how this woman edits the hell out of every single one of her photos, sits back as the entirety of Twitter roasts her over it, and just turns around and does it again, over and over and over,” one social media user wrote. “You do you, Cally! 😂😂😂”

In a previous photo shared March 4 thanking followers “for the thoughtful birthday wishes,” it appears that Callista also used a filter on the selfie she shared alongside her husband.

“You should just filter the entire photo or none of it, ma’am,” one person wrote, while another said: “The amount of airbrushing here is insane.”

Callista and Newt were married on August 18, 2000, in a private ceremony in Alexandria, Virginia.