Actress Sarah Jessica Parker (56) says straight out what she thinks about comments on social media.
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It is in the December issue of the magazine Vogue that the American movie and TV star lightens the heart.
The theme is, among other things, the “upset” she aroused when she was pictured with gray hair earlier this year – during a lunch with host friend Andy Cohen (53). Daily Mail was among the media that printed pictures of Parker with uncolored hair.
– I was sitting there next to Andy Cohen, who is completely gray – and who looks absolutely fabulous. Why is it ok for him? asks Parker, who says it is difficult to relate to social media.
– Everyone has something to report. “She has too many wrinkles” or “she does not enough wrinkles ». It almost feels like people do not want us to enjoy who we are, says the actor.
Parker believes it will be wrong no matter what she chooses.
– It seems that people want us to be bothered about ourselves, whether we choose to age naturally and not look perfect, or if we do something that makes us feel better.
– Prejudiced
Next month, the 55-year-old will appear on the TV screen in the “Sex and the City” sequel “Just Like That” on HBO. Parker believes she and her colleagues get undeservedly much attention that they have grown older since the series thanked them in 2004.
– We are talked about so derogatory and prejudiced. No man would experience the same thing, the star believes.
– I know what I look like, and I have no choice. What should I do about it? Stop getting older? Disappear?
When the new TV series premieres, Cynthia Nixon (55) and Kristin Davis (56) will also be there. Kim Cattrall is the only one from the quartet who declined a comeback.
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The cast also includes Chris Noth (66), John Corbett (60) and Willie Garson. The latter is not allowed to see the result on the screen. He died of cancer in September – 57 years old.
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