Charlize Theron she is not afraid to grow old, although some have speculated that she may have had facial surgery. She reveals it herself. ‘People think I got a facelift,’ the 48-year-old actress told columns Charm in an interview published recently.
“They tell me, ‘What did he do to her face?’ I say, “P…..ah, I’m just getting old! That doesn’t mean she had bad plastic surgery,” says the 2004 Oscar-winning actress for Monster.
Ageism
“It happens,” says the star Quick Xwho began her career in Hollywood in the late 90s, showing that she happily embraces her natural look despite the pressure to look forever young.
“My face is changing and I love that my face is changing and getting older,” she added. Theron added that she hates the old prejudice “that old people love them like good wines, while they look like old cut flowers.”
“I despise this concept and want to fight it,” he continued. “But I also think that women want to age in a way that suits them. I think we need to be a little more empathetic about how we approach our journey into old age.”
Main character explosive blonde she also explained that she would no longer undergo a dramatic physical transformation for a film role, noting that she couldn’t lose the weight so quickly when she gained weight again at 43 for a film role. Tully 2018.
“I called my doctor and said, ‘I think I’m dying because I can’t lose this weight.’ And he said to me: “You are over 40. Don’t take it to heart. Your metabolism isn’t the same anymore.” Nobody wants to hear it,” he admitted. Then the woman, who became famous for performing many stunts herself in her action films, admitted that she “does not recover from injuries, as in her youth.”
“What really pisses me off is that now I’m doing action movies and if I get injured it takes me a lot longer to heal than it did when I was 20,” he explained.
“More than my face, I wish I had my 25 year old body that I could just throw against a wall and not even get hurt tomorrow. Now if I don’t exercise for three days and go back to the gym, I won’t be able to walk. I can’t sit on the toilet,” he joked.
In addition to her, such actresses as Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer Aniston, Gwyneth Paltrow and Pamela Anderson recently discovered the idea of aging in the public eye, challenging outdated beauty standards.
On the transgender side
“I’m on your side, and we’re with you, and I’ll beat anyone who wants to hurt you guys.” These are the words of an actress and mother of a transgender daughter at an event Drag is not dangerous. The charity marathon was held in opposition to a recent law in Tennessee that bans all forms of adult cabaret, particularly drag queens, in the wake of anti-drag queens in the US in Arizona, Oklahoma and Texas.
The South African star adopted newborn Jackson in 2012. “I thought it was a boy. Until at the age of 3 he looked at me and said: I’m not a boy. Jackson was always seen wearing little girl dresses and pigtails.
From film set to charity work
Last May, the actress and model announced that all proceeds from T-shirt sales and merchandising “Quick X”, a film directed by Louis Leterrier will be donated to the Ctaop Foundation (Charlize Theron Outreach Project in Africa) who helps young people in his home country.
Charlize Theron Foundation
The Ctaop Foundation was established in 2007 by the Oscar-winning actress and United Nations Messenger of Peace with the hope of making a difference in the lives of young people in her home country of South Africa.
The foundation’s commitment is to a values-based approach that puts People. While Ctaop’s geographic coverage has expanded over the years, South Africa remains the main target fund work.
Ctaop, in particular, has provided funding for emergency management organizations in the region and has been involved in supporting school children, rebuilding homes and community structures.
“We were able to help in that sense too, because this is one of the communities we serve. We are all very proud that we managed to keep up fully supporting him– the words of the actress about this.