
Tiffani Thiessen has a refreshing strategy to growing old: “not giving a s—t.”
Thiessen, 49, defined through the Friday, August 11, episode of the “Good Instincts” podcast that she feels “a lot extra comfy” about rising older than she did 10 years in the past.
“After I was turning 40, I felt like I had extra private stress on myself to look the very best I may,” Thiessen mentioned. “At 50, I really feel very assured in understanding that I’m doing the very best I can. I’m making an attempt [to be an example of] an excellent sense of self to point out my daughter that I handle myself, I’m going to the gymnasium … I really feel a lot extra comfy now than I did 10 years in the past.” (Thiessen and husband Brady Smith — who wed in 2005 — share daughter Harper, 13, and son Holt, 8.)
Thiessen mentioned she credit the sentiment to “me not giving not giving a s—t or it’s simply me rising up.” She went on to share, “Sure, I feel individuals will say issues, you recognize … and perhaps anticipate me to look a sure approach, sure, however I imply, it’s simply not practical. I can solely age the way in which I’m going to age, proper?”
She added, “I’m caring for myself and doing issues that I do know will profit the skin exterior of myself … however yeah, these individuals don’t know what’s taking place on the within, proper? [That’s] essential as a result of that’s what truly helps the skin.”
Thiessen’s perspective isn’t the one factor holding her feeling and looking wholesome. The actress can also be a giant proponent of aware consuming.
Earlier this month, she took to Instagram to advertise her upcoming cookbook, Right here We Go Once more, which she penned with Rachel Holtzman.

Tiffani Thiessen on the 2018 Inventive Arts Emmy Awards Scott Kirkland/PictureGroup/Shutterstock
“Let’s cease losing meals, individuals!” she captioned the social media submit. “My new cookbook, #HereWeGoAgain, is supposed that can assist you make magic out of your leftovers so you possibly can stretch your meals and your finances.”
All through the summer season, Thiessen has been sharing progressive methods to repurpose meals, together with bread and greens. In July, she demonstrated the best way to make a “Clear-Out-the-Fridge Pasta Salad,” which included zucchinis and different greens she already had at residence.
Right here We Go Once more will hit bookshelves on September 26. The discharge follows Thiessen’s 2019 kids’s guide, You’re Lacking It!, and her 2018 cookbook, Pull Up a Chair: Recipes from My Household to Yours.
