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A new wave of Hollywood stars is redefining what it means to age gracefully, with familiar faces like Harrison Ford and Jane Fonda displaying remarkable vitality and physical agility well into their seventies and beyond. Recent interviews and expert insights, highlighted in a feature by Hello! Magazine, uncover how a combination of consistent exercise, proper nutrition, and social engagement keep these luminaries fitter than ever, challenging old stereotypes about aging and physical decline (Hello Magazine).

A growing wave of Hollywood stars is reshaping how we view aging. Icons like Harrison Ford and Jane Fonda remain remarkably fit and mobile into their seventies and beyond. A recent feature highlights their routines—consistent exercise, smart nutrition, and social engagement—demonstrating that age is not a barrier to vitality. The story also resonates with Thai readers as Thailand faces a rapidly aging population and shifts toward “active aging” as a health priority.

Aged 80, Rod Stewart remains a force on stage and a model for active ageing. His demanding training program, crafted with his long-time personal trainer, blends strength, mobility, and aquatic work to stay “Glasto-fit.” A recent feature from a major UK publication highlights how this multifaceted routine keeps the star performing at a high level while balancing health and travel demands.

For Thai readers facing an ageing society, Stewart’s discipline offers both a real-world example and practical takeaways. Thailand’s population is ageing rapidly, with projections showing more than 20% aged 60 and above by 2027. This context makes Stewart’s emphasis on varied exercise and regular medical monitoring especially relevant for families navigating elder care and long-term wellness.

At age 80, legendary singer Rod Stewart is not only performing at iconic events like Glastonbury but setting an inspiring standard for fitness in older adults, thanks to a demanding training regimen developed with his longtime personal trainer. The latest feature in The Times details Stewart’s multi-faceted approach to staying “Glasto-fit”, which blends elements of strength, mobility, and aquatic training—an approach capturing attention among health experts and senior wellness advocates worldwide (thetimes.com).

A well-known TV personality recently shared a personal lifestyle change that appears to have strengthened her mental well-being. In a social media post, she celebrated 15 months without alcohol, noting that sobriety has significantly improved her mood and emotional health. “I haven’t had a drink in 15 months, and it’s made such a huge difference in my mental health,” she stated.

This personal story extends beyond fame and taps into a growing public health conversation in Thailand about how lifestyle choices, including alcohol consumption, relate to mental well-being. As awareness of mental health expands, Thai health advocates are examining how moderating drinking can contribute to better mood, resilience, and cognitive clarity.