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FROM PLAYING ROB Delaney’s mother on Catastrophe to reprising her role as Princess Leia in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it’s safe to say that it’s been a banner year for Carrie Fisher.
And for the most part, her comeback has been warmly received.
I finally saw The Force Awakens tonight and I legit cried every minute Carrie Fisher was on screen.
Unfortunately, however, Fisher has also been the victim of body shaming and ageism with many expressing surprise that a 59-year-old woman no longer looks like she did in 1977.
*sigh*
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This morning, Fisher urged fans to stop discussing how she looks.
“Please stop debating about whether or not I have aged well,” she wrote. “Unfortunately it hurts all 3 of my feelings.”
Please stop debating about whetherOR not👁aged well.unfortunately it hurts all3 of my feelings.My BODY hasnt aged as well as I have.Blow us👌🏼
She also retweeted this observation about how men – her co-star Harrison Ford, for instance — are “allowed to age” without their appearance being judged and analysed in the same way.
@IzzoKendall @carrieffisher Men don't age better than women, they're just allowed to age.
Tuesday 24 December, 2024
Tuesday 24 December, 2024
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Carrie Fisher brilliantly shut down body shamers who said she hadn't aged well
FROM PLAYING ROB Delaney’s mother on Catastrophe to reprising her role as Princess Leia in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it’s safe to say that it’s been a banner year for Carrie Fisher.
And for the most part, her comeback has been warmly received.
Unfortunately, however, Fisher has also been the victim of body shaming and ageism with many expressing surprise that a 59-year-old woman no longer looks like she did in 1977.
*sigh*
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This morning, Fisher urged fans to stop discussing how she looks.
“Please stop debating about whether or not I have aged well,” she wrote. “Unfortunately it hurts all 3 of my feelings.”
She also retweeted this observation about how men – her co-star Harrison Ford, for instance — are “allowed to age” without their appearance being judged and analysed in the same way.
The whole thing has made people love Carrie Fisher even more.
Love you, Carrie.
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