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Vivica A. Fox Shares Her Wisdom On Aging

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Actress Vivica A. Fox covers the recent issue of Real Health Magazine. In the issue Vivica, 47, admits she doesn’t have any trouble with aging. Fox who recently ended her engagement with Omar ‘Slimm’ White who was 20 years her junior admits that with aging comes wisdom.

“I’ve always wanted to be older-to be very honest-because with age comes wisdom, or it should be, admits Vivica.   “My role models are beautiful women, such as Sophia Loren, Pam Grier, Tina Turner and Diana Ross, who all look better the older they get.”

“I don’t have a problem with aging whatsoever. I have accepted that I’m not a 20-year-old. But if you take care of yourself, you should be able to age gracefully and still always look good. Getting older doesn’t automatically mean you lose your looks.”

Of course Vivica Fox’s enthusiasm towards aging begs the question of her choice to perform plastic surgery years ago. Perhaps she’s finally come to terms with her age….which is great because the woman has an amazing and body and still looks great approaching 50!

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