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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Brooke Shields has never been "afraid" of ageing

    The 59-year-old actress - who has daughters Rowan, 21, and Grier, 18, with her husband Chris Henchy - has insisted that unlike a lot of people, she doesn't worry about ageing.


    Brooke told PEOPLE: "I've been ageing for so long. I'm used to it by now.

    "I think that the messaging around ageing is unfortunately predominantly negative. That is not the narrative that I am living - and we don't deserve to live that narrative."

    Brooke's outlook on her life and her career actually changed after she turned 50.

    The actress shared: "I think after you turn 50, so much opened up for me. I had raised my kids. I had a different place that I was putting myself in my life. I think I was never afraid of the next decade or the next year."

    Meanwhile, Brooke recently revealed that she feels "more youthful" now than she "was in [her] youth".

    The actress told Allure: "I am more youthful now than I was in my youth. My energy, my confidence, my lack of self-judgement.

    "The negative tapes that I played [in my mind] ... they don't play anymore. They're all stretched out."

    Brooke confessed to feeling under pressure to look a certain way during her younger years.

    She explained: "I spent a great deal of my life trying to live up to an expectation that was presented as me.

    "I'm not good enough because I don't look like that, or that's what I need to be doing. 'Well, you've never done runway, Brooke, because you're athletic' - that's a euphemism for 'not skinny.'

    "As a model in your younger days, those are the messages you get - all about what you're not. Then you get to this age and you start going through this list of all the things you are. And it's so much more empowering than the chipping away of yourself that I did."

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