Anne Robinson sports an unusually puffy face

PUBLISHED: 04:51 EST, 30 August 2012 | UPDATED: 04:53 EST, 30 August 2012

She's famed for her withering put downs on her former BBC quiz show The Weakest Link.

So it's surprise that Anne Robinson is usually keen to look her best to avoid any smart remarks.

But pictured on Wednesday (yesterday) as she ventured to Hyde Park to look at a property, Anne appeared to have an unusually puffy face.

Not her best look: Anne Robinson was pictured yesterday (Wednesday) in Hyde Park as she checked out a property showing off her puffy face

Had a bit more work done? Anne, who had a full facelift in 2004, flashed a smile at photographers as she emerged from the property holding a green and white folder

No stranger to having a bit of work done, Anne may have had a bit more done on her face, as her cheeks were noticeably larger than normal.

A casual looking Robinson was seen carrying a green and white folder along with her.

The thinker... Robinson scratched her head as she headed to her next location

Keeping it causal: The 67-year-old donned a black quilted jacket with a white blouse and a pair of jeans

Donning a very causual ensemble, Anne stepped out in a black quilted jacket which she teamed with a black leather handbag and a pair of black pumps.

Opting to go makeup free, the flamed haired presenter wore a loose fitting blouse and a pair jeans.

The 67-year-old has always been open about the cosmetic procedures that she has had done, which include botox and a full facelift in 2004.

Business partner... Anne was seen exchanging a kiss with a mystery man as she hopped into her car

Anne left The Weakest Link earlier this year after an impressive 12-year-run, which included successfully launching the show stateside.

She decided to leave the show at the end of her contract, with the BBC subsequently deciding to end the series.

Anne has faced her fair share of scandals over the years – including allegations of racism in 2001 after she appeared on Room 101 making derogatory comments about Wales.

She later apologised and undertook promotional work for the Welsh Tourist Board to encourage people to visit the country.