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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'90s Actress, 53, Makes Bold Statement About 'Natural Aging'
'90s Actress, 53, Makes Bold Statement About 'Natural Aging' originally appeared on Parade. Actress Christina Applegate got real with fans about aging as she called out social media. The Married... with Children alum has no filter or patience for the fakeness happening on many platforms. Taking to X, Applegate appeared gorgeous as ever as she posed standing by a glass door. Rocking a jean shirt, jeans, and boots, she pulled her long blonde locks back in a tight bun. 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 Staring up and off to the side, Applegate made the pose look effortless. However, getting in that position was anything but easy for her, and it had the 53-year-old putting social media on blast. 'Social media is such a farce. Like I can wear those effing shoes these days. My friend had to carry me to the door to take the picture haha. So don't believe everything you see or read. And yes, denim on denim cuz why the f-- k not! And no. Body not by ozempic!!! Hahaha old face by natural aging. Ugh,' she wrote. Social media is such a farce. Like I can wear those effing shoes these days. My friend had to carry me to the door to take the picture haha. So don't believe everything you see or read. And yes, denim on denim cuz why the fuck not! And no. Body not by ozempic!!! Hahaha old face… — christina applegate (@1capplegate) June 8, 2025 The star has been living with multiple sclerosis since 2021, offering brutally honest thoughts about living with the debilitating disease, especially on her podcast with MeSsy, with Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who also has MS. The comments section of the Dead to Me star's X was filled with fans gushing over her. 'Your face shows strength, determination - and beautiuful luminosity,' wrote a fan, as another expressed, 'You're beautiful inside and out.' One fan shared, 'Keep fighting! You're an inspiration!' while a different fan stated, 'You are what courage looks like.' More comments included, 'You look great, Christina, carried to the door or not,' 'U look fantastic, buttttt, you ALWAYS have,' and 'Keep on kickin' a--.' The one thing fans can count on from Applegate is that she will always keep it real with them. '90s Actress, 53, Makes Bold Statement About 'Natural Aging' first appeared on Parade on Jun 8, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 8, 2025, where it first appeared.
The Sun
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
From pins and needles to butter fingers – the 8 signs of MS as Christina Applegate says it's the ‘worst thing' ever
Isabel Shaw, Health reporter Published: Invalid Date, ACTOR Christina Applegate has opened up about her ongoing struggle with multiple sclerosis (MS), sharing that she rarely leaves home. 'This is the worst thing I've ever had in my life,' the Married… with Children star said. 4 4 She added: "It's the worst thing I've ever gone through.' The 53-year-old spoke about how the disease has affected her life during a May 5 appearance on Conan O'Brien's Needs a Friend video podcast. 'I don't really leave the house anymore,' she told Conon. "It's really, really hard.' Christina was diagnosed with MS in 2021. The condition is thought to affect around 1 million people in the US, 100,000 in England, and 2.5 million worldwide. The exact cause is still unknown. But risk factors include being biologically female, having a family history of autoimmune diseases, and living in places with less sunlight - the risk tends to rise the further north you live. It occurs when the immune system turns inward and attacks the nerves and their protective coating, myelin. This causes inflammation in the brain and the spinal cord, leading to a range of symptoms like vision problems, movement difficulties, and clumsiness. The initial symptoms, she explained to Conan, were painful. Multiple Sclerosis explained 'I was losing balance, but the pain was extraordinary. And when I say numb, it's numb, but it hurts," she said. The Netflix Dead to Me alum has been candid about her brutal symptoms, in the past. She revealed on her podcast and in interviews that she'll 'lay in bed screaming' from pain, and that 'unimaginable' bouts of vomiting and diarrhea have landed her in the hospital 30 times. There are lots of possible symptoms of MS. Everyone with the condition is affected differently. The 8 most common symptoms include: Feeling extremely tired (fatigue) Problems with your eyes or your vision, such as blurred vision or eye pain Numbness or a tingling feeling in different parts of the body Feeling off balance, dizzy or clumsy (uncoordinated) Muscle cramps, spasms and stiffness Needing to pee more often or not being able to control when you pee Problems with memory or concentration Sexual problems, including a dry vagina or erection problems In some patients, episodes are followed by periods of remission (relapsing remitting MS). While others experience gradually worsening symptoms (progressive MS). Christina has never releaved what type of MS she has. 4 What is multiple sclerosis (MS)? Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a lifelong condition that affects the brain and spinal cord. It is caused by something going wrong with the immune system which causes it to mistakenly attack the brain or spinal cord. Specifically, it targets the myelin sheath, the protective layer of protein and fatty acids that protects the nerves which carry signals from the brain. The myelin sheath becomes damaged and scarred, so brain signals, like those to the muscles which are needed to walk, become disrupted and slowed. Symptoms include fatigue, difficulty walking, vision problems, trouble controlling the bladder, numbness and tingling in parts of the body and problems with balance. There is no cure, but treatments such as steroids can control the condition and ease symptoms.
Boston Globe
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
Eric Dane, McSteamy of ‘Grey's Anatomy,' says he has ALS
While ALS patients often die within five years of being diagnosed, clinical trials for potential therapies have generated hope about extending a patient's life by several months. Dane began acting in the early 1990s with small parts in television shows, first in 'Saved By the Bell' and later in 'Married With Children.' Over the years, his charm and boyish good looks earned him recurring roles on 'Gideon's Crossing,' where he played a doctor, and on 'Charmed.' Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up His breakout moment came in 2006 in another medical role, this time as a leading man in 'Grey's Anatomy,' which was renewed for a 22nd season this year, making it one of the most successful televisions shows of all time. Advertisement Donning a white lab coat and sporting a well-kept beared and perfectly messy hair, Dane portrayed Dr. Mark Sloan, the head of plastic surgery at the Seattle hospital where the show was based. The hospital was later renamed after his character, who died on the show. Dane's most prominent role recently has been on the television show 'Euphoria,' where he portrays the father of Nate Jacobs, played by Jacob Elordi. Although he usually plays a handsome supporting character, he has played a range of roles that deviated from that, including as a hired killer in the movie 'Bad Boys: Ride or Die.' Advertisement 'Television is the land of pretty people,' Lynn Hirschberg wrote for The New York Times in 2009. The article went on to quote George Clooney, another handsome man, as he waxed poetic about Dane. 'He's good-looking, and he has a sense of humor. That's rare,' Clooney said. This article originally appeared in
Yahoo
09-03-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Trump Privately Fuming After King Charles Makes Other Leaders Feel ‘Special' Too
Pick a side Donald Trump's relationship with the U.K. has become frosty after King Charles showered Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky with praise at his country home, Sandringham—just days after Trump's highly public Oval Office clash with the Ukrainian leader. The photographs of the king standing shoulder to shoulder with the Ukrainian leader have made Trump's invite for a state visit to Britain—delivered with a flourish by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in front of TV cameras—seem 'less special' to the U.S. president, the Daily Mail reported Sunday, citing diplomatic sources in Washington. Incredibly, the report suggests that Trump's allies made their position known to the British government and were informed by civil servants that they could not 'direct' King Charles to call off the Zelensky meeting. Trump and Charles' relationship may also be worsened by a report in the London Sunday Times saying that the king is dismayed by Trump's attacks on Canada—which still counts the king as its official head of state. The U.K. government denied to the Daily Mail that Trump was annoyed by the meetings, but an insider described as a 'well-placed source' said: 'Things definitely went a bit cool in Washington after Sandringham. We told them that the king makes his own decisions about who he meets.' A U.K. government spokesman told the Daily Mail: 'We do not recognize these reports. We have been unequivocal about the importance of the U.S. as an ally of the U.K. No two countries are as closely aligned as ours on economic, defense, security and intelligence interests, and we share deep historic and cultural ties. We will continue to work hand-in-hand and look forward to welcoming President Trump.' The Sunday Times said Trump's antagonism of Canada is 'particularly on his mind' as the king prepares to make a speech tomorrow in which he will urge nations to 'come together in the spirit of support and friendship' rather than focusing on 'differences' in 'uncertain times.' A source close to the king told the Sunday Times: 'It is business as usual, but with everything on a heightened level of significance. Canada is particularly on his mind. Of course, he knows he has to be mindful of being the U.K. head of state and the head of state in Canada, as well as being the head of the Commonwealth. It does require delicate diplomacy, given that not everyone's interests are aligned.' One more review of Meghan's show Meghan Markle's estranged dad, Thomas, who Meghan cut off after he did not attend her wedding, has given his thoughts on Meghan's much-mocked (but renewed) new cooking show, With Love, Meghan. Markle, an Emmy-winning lighting director whose credits include Married With Children and General Hospital told the Daily Mail: 'Cooking shows are horrendously boring unless the presenter has a passion for it. You have to be authentic to hold people's attention. When you are stuffing the turkey it has to look like you're having fun doing it… the best cooks are funny, they mess up, they are human. She just wants to be perfect.' He was scathing about Meghan's fruit platters: 'I don't think most people these days can afford to go out and spend $90 on fruit. She's out of touch with normal people. She puts edible flowers on everything. No one has edible flowers handy. Sending kids off to school with edible flowers on their food is silly. Kids don't like them and if you put edible flowers in a kid's lunchbox they would probably get teased at school.'
