“I know I don’t have much time left to live.”

“I have a very personal announcement to share with you,” Jane Fonda said on September 2. Revealing that she has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system, the Oscar-winning actress reassured her fans that she is lucky to have the “best doctors” to care for her. Switching between her daily life as a committed woman and her chemotherapy sessions, the actress admitted to this new evil she’s going through, positively, in an interview devoted to. Entertainment Tonight on November 11.

Jane Fonda was first asked about her Georgia Campaign for Teen Power and Potential, an association dedicated to mental health and teen pregnancy management, founded in 1995. “I think I’ve had a great life,” he said. I just hope that I can be an example for young people so that they are not afraid of getting old.

Pass the torch

He, who will celebrate his 85th birthday on December 21, also returned to the importance of collaborating with celebrities. The actress will also be throwing a party on Thursday, November 17, as her birthday approaches, to raise funds for her association. Rapper Ludacris or actor Tyler Perry will be present. “I know that I don’t have much time left to live. And I’m ready to go,” he said, explaining that it is therefore essential that individuals commit and take charge. “Why do you say that you have little time left?” the journalist starts again. And Jane Fonda answers. “When you get to my age, it’s better to be aware of time behind you than ahead. I mean, I’m just being realistic.”

In the video, Jane Fonda reprises her iconic role as H&M’s athletic trainer

“I wish him the best.”

Heartbreaking words that touched the fans of the actress, multiplying the comments of support under the video. “He’s absolutely wonderful. Heart and soul in the right place. I wish him the best from now on,” wrote one of the users. “A woman with grace and dignity, as well as a great passion for life. I really admire him,” added another.