Aging is an unavoidable part of life \u2014 no amount of money, healthy living, or sleep can change that. While we may age differently, we’re all heading in the same direction. So it\u2019s always a little surprising when we see someone we haven\u2019t in years and notice just how much they\u2019ve changed.<\/p>\n
Celebrities, in particular, age in the public eye. Their transformation is documented from movie to movie, event to event \u2014 a visible timeline we can trace.<\/p>\n
Take Meg Foster, for example. Remember her? Known for her striking icy blue eyes and powerful screen presence, she made her debut in Adam at 6am<\/em> (1970) and starred in The Six Million Dollar Man<\/em>, Bonanza<\/em>, The Twilight Zone<\/em>, and more.<\/p>\n Once a rising star, Foster has stepped back from the spotlight in recent decades. Now 76, she looks quite different from the woman once dubbed by Mademoiselle<\/em> as having \u201cthe eyes of 1979.\u201d Some online reactions to her appearance have been harsh, but we believe her choice to age naturally \u2014 without plastic surgery \u2014 is admirable.<\/p>\n Today, she still works in film and TV and reportedly breeds horses on her own property.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Aging is an unavoidable part of life \u2014 no amount of money, healthy living, or sleep can change that. While we may age differently, we’re all heading in the same direction. So it\u2019s always a little surprising when we see someone we haven\u2019t in years and notice just how much they\u2019ve changed. Celebrities, in particular,…<\/p>\n