Jerry Hall, 70, embraces aging and rejects cosmetic procedures

Jerry Hall marked her 70th birthday on July 19, 2026, with a large celebration at her Henley, England home, attended by 200 friends and family. An Elvis Presley impersonator entertained guests as Hall, a former supermodel and actress, demonstrated that age is no barrier to enjoying life's pleasures.

Despite being a grandmother of three, Hall continues to work, modeling for editorials and speaking openly about aging. She rejects cosmetic procedures like Botox and fillers, embracing her wrinkles as a natural part of being 70. "What is wrong with wrinkles? I have plenty and they don't bother me at all," she stated, emphasizing her desire to avoid looking unnatural. Her cosmetic routine relies solely on natural products, and she finds "anti-aging" labels offensive.

Hall also maintains her signature long blonde hair, advocating that women should not feel pressured to change their appearance as they age. "There is always an idea that a woman, when she gets old, must cut her hair and wear a short gray hairstyle. I think that's a terrible look," she said, encouraging women to "fight for the right to age and look good."

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What is wrong with wrinkles? I have plenty and they don't bother me at all. I am 70 years old and it is normal to have wrinkles. I don't want to look strange or scare my grandchildren.

Her approach to health is holistic, incorporating Ayurveda, a traditional system focused on balancing body, mind, and spirit. She visits an Ayurvedic doctor twice a year for pulse checks, herbal recommendations, and dietary advice. Uniquely for many celebrities, Hall has never stepped foot in a gym, preferring to maintain her fitness through walking, yoga, and gardening.

While mindful of her diet, Hall admits to enjoying wine with both lunch and dinner, and she confessed to smoking ten cigarettes daily. Her eating habits have changed significantly since her modeling days in Paris as a teenager, when she indulged in croissants and chocolate mousse. Today, refined sugar and desserts are largely a thing of the past.

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There is always an idea that a woman, when she gets old, must cut her hair and wear a short gray hairstyle. I think that's a terrible look. Regardless of what magazines say, I think we should fight for the right to age and look good.