Jane Fonda, 87, Stuns Everyone With Her New Look and One Unexpected Detail

At 87, Jane Fonda is still proving that age is just a number. A wellness icon since the ’80s, she’s embraced a simpler, more sustainable approach to fitness — one that prioritizes movement, mindset, and joy over intensity. Her latest insights are a reminder that staying healthy doesn’t have to be hard — it just has to be consistent.

Recently, Jane Fonda received a standing ovation and the Life Achievement Award at the 2025 SAG Awards, reflecting on her career. Everyone was amazed with her energy and amazing look.

One commented, “She’s wonderful, I love how she’s always used her power and influence to try to do good in the world.”

Jane Fonda, a legendary figure in fitness since her iconic workout videos of the ’80s and ’90s, is back to inspire a new generation. This time, she’s bringing her signature “Go for the burn” spirit to the virtual world, joining Supernatural, a subscription-based fitness platform on Meta Quest.

Jane Fonda continues to turn heads with her radiant appearance, fans have recently shifted focus to her face, exuding youth and grace.

Fans noted:

“She looked stunning! You outdid yourself! Congratulations!!”

“Her hair always looks so gorgeous!! Well done!!”

Her secrets

Jane Fonda revealed that her surprisingly simple fitness secret is daily walking. She no longer does intense workouts but stays active through regular movement and light exercise.

Fonda emphasizes the importance of accepting her age, staying mentally strong, and focusing on what she can do rather than what she can’t. She also credits her well-being to meaningful connections, positive thinking, and mindfulness practices like meditation.

Her message is clear: you don’t need extreme routines to stay healthy — just keep moving, stay engaged, and be kind to yourself.

Jane Fonda’s red carpet appearance last year wowed the public with her elegance and confidence. However, some fans couldn’t help but notice one small detail that subtly revealed her true age.