Jane Fonda, the legendary actress known for her roles on “9 to 5” and “Book Club,” recently revealed some surprising insights about her dating preferences and outlook on aging. In a candid interview on the “Absolutely Not” podcast, the 85-year-old star shared that she's done with dating and has no plans to take on a new lover. However, she humorously added that if she were to consider dating again, her ideal partner would have to be in her 20s, as she has a preference for younger skin.
Fonda, who has been married three times, including to CNN founder Ted Turner, explained that she does not approve of large age gaps in relationships and would not want to repeat that dynamic. He emphasized that he considers it inappropriate for older men to be in a relationship with much younger women and that he does not want to participate in a similar arrangement.
Reflecting on her past relationships, Fonda revealed that Ted Turner was her last husband and that there will never be another. Despite their divorce, they remain on good terms and she maintains a close relationship with Turner's children. However, she admitted that it didn't always go well, and she initially felt angry with Turner. To cope with her emotions, Fonda wrote letters expressing her feelings, but never sent them. Instead, she advises writing angry letters to exes as a form of catharsis without actually sending them.
Instead of focusing on dating, Fonda now cherishes her friendships with women, most of whom are younger than her. She finds comfort and joy in their company, and their different perspectives help her understand how age can be accepted and celebrated.
At 86, Fonda has accepted her age and mortality. She believes that if she died tomorrow, she would be happy with the life she has lived. He encourages others to work on themselves and their well-being, as aging can be a positive experience if approached with the right mindset.
Fonda's candor about her dating preferences and outlook on life has sparked conversations about age, relationships and the importance of embracing aging gracefully. Her advice to write angry letters to exes without sending them has resonated with many, offering a unique way to process difficult emotions.
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