Actress Jane Seymour, 74, Shares Diet That Helped Her Maintain a Size 4
Award-winning British actress Jane Seymour hasn't changed much over the years, especially when it comes to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
While attending the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations Presents Jane Seymour Career Retrospective event on May 20 in Los Angeles, the 74-year-old shared her dieting secrets that have kept her at a size 4 for decades.
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