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Helen Mirren dismissed the concept older girls shouldn’t have lengthy hair throughout an interview on ITV’s Lorraine on Thursday, March 8. The actress, 77, mentioned that she’s been loving having lengthy hair, since rising it out all through the COVID-19 pandemic. Whereas Helen admitted she’d in all probability lower it will definitely, it definitely seems to be lovely.
When the interviewer requested Helen about her hair and complimented her on it, The Queen actress introduced up the stereotype about older girls not having lengthy hair, earlier than sharing how she began rising it out. “You’re not alleged to have longer hair after a sure age,” she mentioned. “Throughout COVID, I began rising my hair, and I hadn’t truly had lengthy hair since I used to be truly in my 20s, and it grew and grew and grew, and I couldn’t be bothered to chop it mainly.”
As she continued, she spoke about how a lot she’s been having fun with the brand new look. “I assumed, what, it’s fairly cool. I believe I’ll keep it up for a short time, and so, it's going to come off ultimately, however I’m sort of having fun with it,” she mentioned. “It’s fairly radical.”
As the tip of the interview, the broadcaster spoke about how Helen has frequently been an inspiration for girls to maintain working as they’ve gotten older, and Helen shared her ideas. “Life doesn’t cease, and creativity doesn’t cease, and keenness doesn’t cease, and vitality doesn’t cease, except you resolve to cease it,” the Gosford Park star mentioned. “It’s simply to be self-motivated, actually, and by no means surrender, and discover enjoyment, if it’s doable in your life.”
Helen continued and mentioned that with age, she additionally gained way more understanding concerning the hardships that so many individuals face, and the way that factored into her philosophy. “As you become old, you perceive the struggles that individuals undergo, both bodily struggles or monetary struggles, and life is hard. Very demanding,” she mentioned. “Due to this fact, all of the extra to take care of your vitality so far as you possibly can and preserve your well being so far as you possibly can.”
