Anne Hathaway Drops 40, Finally Quits Living That 'Awkward Life'
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- ā¢Anne Hathaway said turning 40 helped her stop being self-critical and start enjoying life more.
- ā¢She mentioned she now prefers a 'chill' attitude, no longer getting swept up in emotional highs and lows.
- ā¢She has five films set for release in 2026, including the highly anticipated 'The Devil Wears Prada 2.'
Anne Hathaway, the princess who battled Disney-trolls and cell phones, says turning 40 at 43 made her stop being a human drama-queen and start chasing fun instead of awkwardness. She told People on a legal Monday that she once thought 'being hard on yourself' was the artist secret sauce, but now she'd rather sip mimosas than cry over a salt shaker. Hathaway ā who's got five movies coming this year including the long-awaited 'Devil Wears Prada 2' ā says 40 lets you see if your life choices were funky or fruitful before committing to more. Chelsea Handler's doing the opposite, dumping 65-year-olds for fresh tots, proving midlife crisis means picking subtler chaos. Even Kaley Cuoco and executive coach Monique Shields preached 40s enlightenment, swapping achievement for legacy. Northwesternās Hannes Schwandt ghosted on midlife dips, saying disappointments fade like TikTok trends. Basically, the 40s are the new 20s, but with better snacks and fewer salt tantrums.
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(1 of 3)Source: Businessinsider | Published: 4/21/2026 | Author: Amanda Goh