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“People will say, ‘Oh, you’re still beautiful!’ What do you mean still? Or, to my kids, ‘Your mother used to be so beautiful,’” says Shields, who just turned 59. “Excuse me?”
Although she really doesn’t take it personally. “It’s about them,” she says. “It’s about when they were younger and they experienced me. It’s a very interesting psychological thing that happens to people. I’m not allowed to age, because what does that do to them? It makes them exponentially that much older.”
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