How old do you think I look?

I’m going to be 65.

What do you think I look 75 just because I let my hair go gray?

Andie MacDowell appears at the Oscars in a black dress. Her hair is worn up and back.

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I want to be old.

Im tired of trying to be young.

I dont want to be young.

The star has no interest in trying to look exactly like her younger,Four Weddings and a Funeralself.

“And to be an older person trying to be young, what an effort,” she shared.

“I just can’t keep up the charade!

I can’t!”

According to MacDowell, going gray was something she always wanted to do, even when she was young.

Instead, she looked to her father (andGeorge Clooney) for inspiration.

I thought that it would suit me …

I thought that the idea of a kind of salt and pepper would suit me," she said.

“I thought it would look good on my face.

And when it started growing out during COVID, I saw I was right.

It looks good on me.”

The actor loved the way her new salt-and-pepper hair looked in the mirror.

As it was growing out, my eyes popped and the color of them looked a little different.

I liked the way my skin looked better.

It empowered me more.

I felt more powerful and I felt more genuine and I felt more myself.

MacDowell is embracing her grays today, but she’s open to changing things up in the future too.

“I can’t guarantee you, I don’t know.

I can’t tell you how I’m going to feel.

We have a lot of options.”

TheMaidstar isn’t the only celeb talking about her relationship with her silver hair.

Watch MacDowell’s conversation with Couric below.