Photo: Mike Coppola/GettyMore than a decade ago,Kim Cattralltold theDaily Mailthat she wanted to “embrace aging.” And just like that, she’s getting candid about her new attitude towards cosmetics procedures.In a new interview withThe Sunday Times, theSex and the Cityalum — who’s slated to make a cameo on season 2 of thefranchise’s reboot— honestly shared that, in her 60s, she’s “all about battling aging in every way I can.” The Emmy-nominated star also noted that she’s in a position financially to do “whatever I can do.”On the topic, the 66-year-oldGlamorousactressnoted the many possibilities to combat appearance-related signs of aging, including fillers and botox depending on the individual getting it done.Pierre Suu/WireImageFor Cattrall, going under the needle isn’t entirely in vain.“It’s not just a vanity thing. I play a certain kind of woman who looks a certain kind of way. And professionally I am looking after myself,” she told the publication, adding that now, she “[wants] to look like the best version” of herself.Still, Cattrall doesn’t take those types of treatments lightly, noting that it’s important to connect with the the “right surgeon."“It can’t be emphasized enough. You want to look like you!”Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.In 2020, Cattrall told PEOPLE about her experience in Hollywood as an aging woman.“In my 50s,I felt things slipping away,” she shared ahead of the release of her showFilthy Richreleased that year. “It was a gradual change, but the scripts were cut in half. [In Hollywood] you’re either an ingenue or a leading lady and then a divorced wife or a cougar. And I’m none of those things. So I wanted to examine that.”Ultimately, “it’s an incredible thing to have been in the business this long,” Cattrall said. “I thought the best thing for my life would be being an actress that worked. And I’m flabbergasted that I’ve gotten as far as I have.”
Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty
More than a decade ago,Kim Cattralltold theDaily Mailthat she wanted to “embrace aging.” And just like that, she’s getting candid about her new attitude towards cosmetics procedures.In a new interview withThe Sunday Times, theSex and the Cityalum — who’s slated to make a cameo on season 2 of thefranchise’s reboot— honestly shared that, in her 60s, she’s “all about battling aging in every way I can.” The Emmy-nominated star also noted that she’s in a position financially to do “whatever I can do.”On the topic, the 66-year-oldGlamorousactressnoted the many possibilities to combat appearance-related signs of aging, including fillers and botox depending on the individual getting it done.Pierre Suu/WireImageFor Cattrall, going under the needle isn’t entirely in vain.“It’s not just a vanity thing. I play a certain kind of woman who looks a certain kind of way. And professionally I am looking after myself,” she told the publication, adding that now, she “[wants] to look like the best version” of herself.Still, Cattrall doesn’t take those types of treatments lightly, noting that it’s important to connect with the the “right surgeon."“It can’t be emphasized enough. You want to look like you!”Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.In 2020, Cattrall told PEOPLE about her experience in Hollywood as an aging woman.“In my 50s,I felt things slipping away,” she shared ahead of the release of her showFilthy Richreleased that year. “It was a gradual change, but the scripts were cut in half. [In Hollywood] you’re either an ingenue or a leading lady and then a divorced wife or a cougar. And I’m none of those things. So I wanted to examine that.”Ultimately, “it’s an incredible thing to have been in the business this long,” Cattrall said. “I thought the best thing for my life would be being an actress that worked. And I’m flabbergasted that I’ve gotten as far as I have.”
More than a decade ago,Kim Cattralltold theDaily Mailthat she wanted to “embrace aging.” And just like that, she’s getting candid about her new attitude towards cosmetics procedures.
In a new interview withThe Sunday Times, theSex and the Cityalum — who’s slated to make a cameo on season 2 of thefranchise’s reboot— honestly shared that, in her 60s, she’s “all about battling aging in every way I can.” The Emmy-nominated star also noted that she’s in a position financially to do “whatever I can do.”
On the topic, the 66-year-oldGlamorousactressnoted the many possibilities to combat appearance-related signs of aging, including fillers and botox depending on the individual getting it done.
Pierre Suu/WireImage
For Cattrall, going under the needle isn’t entirely in vain.
“It’s not just a vanity thing. I play a certain kind of woman who looks a certain kind of way. And professionally I am looking after myself,” she told the publication, adding that now, she “[wants] to look like the best version” of herself.
Still, Cattrall doesn’t take those types of treatments lightly, noting that it’s important to connect with the the “right surgeon.”
“It can’t be emphasized enough. You want to look like you!”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
In 2020, Cattrall told PEOPLE about her experience in Hollywood as an aging woman.
“In my 50s,I felt things slipping away,” she shared ahead of the release of her showFilthy Richreleased that year. “It was a gradual change, but the scripts were cut in half. [In Hollywood] you’re either an ingenue or a leading lady and then a divorced wife or a cougar. And I’m none of those things. So I wanted to examine that.”
Ultimately, “it’s an incredible thing to have been in the business this long,” Cattrall said. “I thought the best thing for my life would be being an actress that worked. And I’m flabbergasted that I’ve gotten as far as I have.”
source: people.com
