Yes, whether it's her or not, body shaming is evil. Judge not, lest ye be judged. Could be health issues, with a combination of depression and "pandemic weight". Celebrity or not, she is a human being.

I don't see a thing wrong with her. She is average in my opinion. Go to the mall most people over 55 are not in the best of shape. Youth does not last forever.TV ,Movies are not the average American. Reality check . America is obese. www.cdc.gov/nchs/fas tats/obesity-overwei ght.htm

She could do a whole makeover if she wanted to just like many other celebrities that chase the fountain of youth do. But she stepped away from acting and apparently the pressure of physical perfection that goes along with being in the public eye. If she is happy aging naturally, then I say "good for her". The effort that goes into having a glam team everyday would not be worth it to me.

Is that the thigh master lady? Nose looks the same to me. Looks like she's enjoying life with food. Nothing wrong with that after having to maintain a public image, I suppose. Not really sure the purpose of photographing once famous actors or actresses living their normal people lives.

Is picture 1 from 12 years ago - or from 92? Some people spend a fortune on surgeries and all sorts of crap to live in their youth.Health issues and a variety of other factors change people differently. Hope she is healthy and happy. If she were a guy - he wouldn't get a second look. Who cares?

@eighteen : No, I think you're thinking of Suzanne Somers (sp?) from Three's Company.

@redneckroy : Idk...people came for Tom Cruise photographed at that basketball game recently. The beauty of anonymous keyboard warriors. 🙄

@brightlights : Or her aunt - Jane - 80s workout videos@brightlights - I stand corrected :-)

Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan put out a PSA asking people not to share their thoughts about her body with her directly. The Irish actress took to her social media accounts to post a mirror selfie alongside a gentle reminder about her feelings pertaining to the discussion of her figure."If you have an opinion about my body please, please don't share it with me," she wrote. "Most people are being nice and not trying to be offensive but I am just one real life human being and it's really hard to take the weight of thousands of opinions on how you look being sent directly to you every day."

@redneckroy : She's Peter Fonda's daughter. Jane Fonda is her aunt.

It is she. Her husband looks very different, too.

@redneckroy : Yes, Jane, is who I was thinking. She did workout stuff, right? Not the thigh master though.

@eighteen :

@brightlights : Correct.

Bridget Fonda Was Seen Out For the First Time in 12 Years & the Response Is Probably Reminding Her Why She RetiredBridget Fonda was an actress who was on everyone's radar in the 1990s - from red carpets to the big screen. But in 2002, she decided to call it quits on her Hollywood career after being injured in a serious car accident, and then starting a family with husband and film composer Danny Elfman. Her life has remained quiet and out of the public eye for the last 12 years - exactly the way she wanted it.This week, the Daily Mail chose to invade her privacy and publish photos of her running errands around her Los Angeles neighborhood. The body-shaming and ageism she was the recipient of - at the hands of the media - is pretty disgusting. The good news is that social media is supporting Fonda in the best way possible and reminding all of us that there are good people out there on the internet. She chose to remove herself from the spotlight and raise her son, Oliver, 17, as a regular mom, not a celebrity mom.While the 58-year-old Fonda doesn't have any public social media pages, we hope she feels the support of many fans, who are calling out the media for posting the invasive images to begin with. "I have a strong feeling those of you mocking her will have to endure a much-deserved karmic lesson as your years fly by," one user wrote. "There's nothing wrong with Bridget Fonda; she is perfect as is." Another account added, "Going after Bridget Fonda is ****ing gross. People should be allowed to leave the spotlight." As if the tabloid photos weren't enough, it was also Fonda's birthday this week. A celebratory day that should be light and fun, was likely marred by the cruel headlines. It's wonderful to see that fans are stepping up to protect Fonda, who just wants to stay out of the press, and giving the backlash to those who dragged her back into the spotlight.While the 58-year-old Fonda doesn't have any public social media pages, we hope she feels the support of many fans, who are calling out the media for posting the invasive images to begin with. "I have a strong feeling those of you mocking her will have to endure a much-deserved karmic lesson as your years fly by," one user wrote. "There's nothing wrong with Bridget Fonda; she is perfect as is." Another account added, "Going after Bridget Fonda is ****ing gross. People should be allowed to leave the spotlight."
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