A normal Botox session gone tragically wrong in the early 1990s, resulting in something else completely changing her appearance instead of the desired procedure.\n

You might not know Lyn May yet, but in Mexico, she\u2019s a legendary figure. Known as\u00a0\u201cThe Goddess of Love,\u201d\u00a0May has an extraordinary life story that\u2019s as captivating as her career.\n

Renowned for captivating audiences, this brilliant symbol of the Mexican film industry is even said to have possessed the power to charm presidents. You won\u2019t want to miss her incredible journey, so let\u2019s get going!\n

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The American sailor\n
Lilia Guadalupe Mendiola Mayares was the birth name of Lyn May in 1952. She is of Chinese descent and is originally from Acapulco, Mexico.\n
She had to make financial contributions to support her family from an early age and discovered that nothing good comes for free. She raised her family\u2019s income as a child by selling trinkets to visitors. As she grew older, she took a job as a waitress, which would permanently alter her life. She met her first true love, an American sailor who was thirty years older, while working at this job.\n
The couple was irreconcilable despite their age difference. After Lyn and her new husband relocated to Mexico City, they raised two daughters together. But five years later, Lyn filed for divorce, claiming her husband had sexually and physically assaulted their kids.\n
Breakthrough\n
Lyn May moved to Acapulco after divorcing her American husband and started working as a dancer. Lyn May was a striking figure when she danced in a miniskirt, even though she had minimal formal instruction.\n
What began as a straightforward job soon led to more lucrative prospects. She soon became visible on Mexican television when she made an appearance on the renowned program Siempre en Domingo. Lyn May became well-known throughout the region thanks to this program, which was among the most significant and well-liked TV series in Latin America.\n
Renowned theater owner Teatro Esperanza Iris, Enrique Lombardini, became interested in her as she gained prominence. Lyn was first apprehensive with his suggestion to act in his burlesque shows. When she didn\u2019t completely strip on stage, the audience jeered her, demonstrating her reluctance.\n
But in just one week Lyn adopted the burlesque look, and when she eventually stripped off on stage, the audience erupted in excitement. Wikipedia claims that it infuriated the masculine audience. Lombardini bestowed upon her the moniker\u00a0\u201cLyn May: The Goddess of Love,\u201d\u00a0impressed by her influence. She rose to prominence in the 1970s and 1980s Ficheras film genre, which told lighthearted and sometimes controversial stories of working-class Mexicans getting into sexual adventures.\n
However, Lyn May gradually lost prominence as the box office appeal of Ficheras\u2019s films declined.\n
However, she triumphantly returned to television in the late 1990s.\n
Lyn May always commanded attention with her outspoken demeanor, whether it was through her audacious remarks or her arresting public acts.\n
She made cameos in major TV series, documentaries, and music videos, reminding everyone of the special charm that had made her a celebrity.\n
Dug up her husband\n
Following the breakdown of her turbulent marriage to her American spouse, Lyn May rekindled her love affair with billionaire Antonio Chi Su. Following their 1989 wedding, the pair co-owned and operated a Chinese eatery in Mexico City. They had a close relationship, but in 2004 Chi Su was tragically diagnosed with prostate cancer.\n
Chi Su tragically died in 2008, although the couple courageously battled the illness together for a number of years.\n
Lyn May was so overcome with sadness that she turned to drastic means to get through her loss. She addressed startling rumors that had been circulating about her in an open interview on the program El Minuto Que Cambi\u00f3 Mi Destino. With courage, Lyn admitted that she had indeed dug up her husband\u2019s body and carried it home, adding that she had even slept next to his bones.\n
\u201dI lived with him for 25 years; it was a 25-year marriage, and I didn\u2019t want to let him go. I loved him\u2026 Yes, I dug him up and slept beside him,\u201d\u00a0Lyn May confessed.\n
\u201dMy mother fought with me every day, she told me, \u2018You are not going to let him rest.\u2019 We fought every day because I would not let go of him.\u201d\n
Lyn was ultimately persuaded to let go by her mother. Lyn May did not disclose the length of time she spent living with her husband\u2019s body or her eventual process of moving on.\n
Affair with the president\n
Speaking of bold claims, Lyn May once asserted that she had an affair with a former Mexican president, albeit she withheld his identity.\n
The President in question is suspected to be Jos\u00e9 L\u00f3pez Portillo, who was also reported to have dated and eventually married the actress Sasha Montenegro.\n
Lyn May wed film producer Guillermo Calder\u00f3n Stell in 2008, and the two stayed together until his passing in 2018.\n
Pregnant at 68\n
Lyn May made headlines once more in August 2021 with an astounding announcement. The 68-year-old woman said that she was expecting a child, and her fianc\u00e9, Markos D1, 29, is said to be the father.\n
The news shook the world, and many people began to doubt the accuracy of this shocking revelation.\n
\u201cI am very happy to announce that I am 3 months pregnant and Markos D1 is very happy that he will be dad,\u201d May Lin wrote on her Instagram.\n
A few weeks later, Lyn May thrilled her fans by sharing an intimate look inside her pregnancy. She boldly displayed her due date of January 12, 2022, in a short video that she shared online of her baby ultrasound.\n
It seems logical that the news attracted attention from throughout the world. The oldest confirmed mother is Mar\u00eda del Carmen Bousada Lara of Spain, according to Guinness World Records. in the age of sixty-six, she gave birth to twin sons in Sant Pau Hospital in Barcelona through cesarean section in 2006. Should Lyn May\u2019s pregnancy be a success, she would break this mark. To put things in perspective, 539 births among moms over 50 were recorded in the US between 1997 and 1999.\n
But it didn\u2019t take long to realize that things might not have been as they seemed. Soon after becoming engaged to Markos D1 (real name: Marcos Hernandez), Lyn May started to remove articles about her engagement and pregnancy. Originally, Lyn May had stated that she was planning to marry him.\n
It came to light that Lyn May\u2019s suggestion that the relationship with Marcos was serious may not have been accurate. The singer Markos, who resides in California, claimed to Newsweek that he and Lyn May could only have became pregnant after one night of intoxication.\n
\u201dWe never had an actual relationship,\u201d\u00a0he said.\u00a0\u201dIt was kind of curious to me, because I did go to Mexico to the Pepsi Center, to an event that we were invited to. We drank. I drank so much that I don\u2019t even know what happened that night. It was just crazy.\u201d\n
\u201dAnd then\u2026 she never told me anything. I was just getting [messages] on my Instagram, like, \u2018Happy that you\u2019re gonna be a dad,\u2019 and it just went crazy.\u201d\n
Marcos Hernandez then disclosed to Newsweek that he had spoken with Lyn May about the matter. The Mexican dancer and actress admitted to fabricating the pregnancy rumor as a publicity gimmick for her impending farewell tour, according to Marcos.\n
Truth about her face\n
Lyn May is an exotic dancer and actress who has always paid close attention to how she looks. Her captivating beauty and her ability to captivate men are evident in these early images.\n
The search for beauty has not, however, been without difficulties. At first, Lyn looked to cosmetic surgery to improve the aspects of her face, such her jawline and cheekbones. However, a disastrous attempt of hers haunts her to this day.\n
Lyn was approached by a con artist who claimed to be able to revitalize her appearance, according to OkChicas. She was young and gullible when she fell for the con artist\u2019s bait. Rather than getting the promised collagen injections, which are a popular and transient procedure for less wrinkles and smoother skin, Lyn was given injections of water, baby oil, or cooking oil.\n
The ugly lumps that are still there on her face now are the outcome. Lyn decided to have plastic surgery in her 30s in an attempt to undo the harm. Regretfully, things grew worse before they got better. Even though the surgeon was only able to remove a tiny bit of the oil that had stained Lyn\u2019s face, the experience left a painful reminder of her desire for beauty.\n
Even with all of the setbacks\u2014such as the regrettable cosmetic error and the media attention she received\u2014Lyn May is still a fascinating and resilient person.\n
Her narrative explores the difficulties of facing one\u2019s own path and the pursuit of fame and beauty, in addition to the intricacies of personal struggle.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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