40+ And Fine AF: Five Beauties Whose Black Just Don’t Crack
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“I’ve been eating differently, eating way more vegetables, definitely eating directly out of my garden and just really putting in the work, making sure I sweat every single day and staying up on nutrition,” the comedian added. “Nutrition is everything. And I try to dance every day for like five to ten minutes. I think that’s really important, too: Make it fun!”
Toni Braxton
After being diagnosed with lupus in 2008, Toni previously shared that she was forced to make a number of lifestyle changes. The 7 time Grammy Award winner said that she stays working on her fitness but she has to be gentle on her body in the process.
“I love Orangetheory Fitness, but I have to be careful. If I am too fatigued, I take it easy,” she told Prevention 2020.
“I’m becoming plant-based. I’m in the process,” Braxton continued. “But I’m going fully plant-based. It’s making me feel better, so there is some truth it,” she says, adding that her blood work has improved and she has more energy. “But I do miss a good burger!”
Halle Berry
“It’s giving legs and thighs..” she captioned the tantalizing photo.
Erykah Badu
The evolution of Badu over the years has been incredible, to say the least. Do you remember when she first came on the scene with “On And On” in 1997? Rocking her signature headwrap, “Badulamblugata” as she refers to herself at times, shook fans to the core with her piercing light eyes and smoky vocals. Erykah’s debut album Baduzim put her on the map and went certified triple platinum that same year. The album spawned some of her classic hits including “Next Lifetime,” “Appletree” and “Otherside of the Game.”
25 years later Badu’s music career is still going strong. The “Queen Of Neo-Soul” is getting ready to hit a number of cities across the U.S. for a major tour.
However oddly after a year of no live performances due to the pandemic, Badu admitted during an interview with the Source that she isn’t too excited to hit the big stage just yet.
“I didn’t miss it,” she said in reference to the live shows. “I’ve always wanted to perform from my bed at home. I’m the laziest artist probably in Dallas. I never wanted to do the packing and going through the car and luggage and the hotel and, ‘What’s the password? What’s the internet?’ You get tired after years and years of doing it, you know?”
Understandable queen, but we’re glad you’re still giving the fans what they love!
Woooo…. that list was something else! What other 40+ stars do you think are sizzling? Tell us down below.