There's one word Jamie Lee Curtis doesn't have in her vocabulary: anti-aging.
The Knives Out actress has made that adamantly clear by sharing many opposing thoughts about going under the knife over the years.
In a new candid interview, she shared her "pro-aging" stance, helping rally the troops to change beauty standards for women: "I don't want to hide from it."
The summit, hosted by Maria Shriver, sought to show attendees that growing older is "one of the greatest gifts in life."
“I am pro-aging. I want to age with intelligence, and grace, and dignity, and verve, and energy. I don't want to hide from it," she added.
This involves not looking into the mirror so much. “I’m not denying what I look like, of course I’ve seen what I look like," she said.
"If I look in the mirror, it’s harder for me to be in acceptance. I’m more critical. Whereas, if I just don’t look, I’m not so worried about it.”
While promoting her new film, Everything Everywhere All At Once, she shared an image of herself in a white wig with a yellow turtle neck and red-framed glasses.
"I want there to be no concealing of anything," she wrote. "I've been sucking my stomach in since I was 11, when you start being conscious of boys and bodies, and the jeans are super tight."
Doing so was incredibly freeing for the star. "I have never felt more free creatively and physically." Love this for her!
“Often the most unflattering image, we are often looking down, to remind us of our humility, humanity, and lack of hubris in this filtered world we all exist in on this platform,” Curtis captioned the pic.
"I'm the child of movie stars. I watched my parents get face lifts and neck lifts," Curtis said during an episode of 'People in the '90s' podcast.
At the summit, Curtis shared how worrying only negatively affects the time she does have left.
“My motto is, ‘If not now, when? And, if not me, who?’ And, that has unleashed me and freed me, and allowed me to do everything I’m doing with zero attachment.”
