Sarah Jessica Parker She is one of America’s legendary actresses thanks to her contribution to fashion, but also for her iconic role as Carrie Bradshaw. However, she recently broke out against the critics what you receive about your aging and the fact that she is always criticized for showing her gray hair.
Currently the actress Sarah Jessica Parker is in one of the best moments of his artistic career due to his participation in the series ‘And Just Like That’, a continuation of the successful story ‘Sex And The City’.
But, this same thing has caused the star to be in the public eye, receiving hundreds of criticisms about her new look that reflects her natural aging. Thus, in an interview for InStyle, Parker She commented that the comments do not matter to her, although she considered that the fact that they force her to think about her appearance and maturation is sexist.
“I am forced to think about it because of what I do for a living and because other people seem to want me to think about it or are thinking about my age”
Sarah Jessica Parker and her project against aging anxiety in women
Sarah Jessica Parker is working on a collaborative project with RoC Skincare, The RoC Look Forward Project, an initiative and digital hub, which aims to combat hair anxiety aging that women live and thus turn it into a “joy of living”.
The New Yorker argued that this is largely due to misogyny, since men are not judged as is the case with women. She argued that she doesn’t suffer from such anxiety despite there being “a lot of focus and attention on women and aging.”
“I’m confused by the fact that we don’t talk about men in that way. I find it strange that we continue to be so transparently sexist about these things.”
Sarah Jessica Parkeradded that he is aware of the passage of time and the changes that can occur in his body, as well as the weight he carries as a public figure, so over the years he has worked hard on his physique.
“It does not mean that I am delusional or that I live in a false universe where I am in amber and I am not changing (…) I have physically demanded a lot of myself before the camera and outside of it on stage. I have run, jumped and worked my body for more than 40 years”
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