Viola Davis Explains Why Life Feels Better After Turning 60
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The veteran actor hit the milestone on Aug. 11.
Viola Davis is 60 and feeling “fabulous.”
The veteran actor, who hit the milestone on Aug. 11, carried Leo season with poise and grace. At The Television Academy Hall of Fame in Los Angeles, Davis spoke with People about why this next chapter feels better than ever. And when asked about how she’s feeling, she didn’t hold back.
“Fabulous. I’m alive. I’m breathing. I’m about to have a cocktail and some food,” Davis said. “I feel happier than I’ve ever been.”
The reason? She’s put in the time to become a better version of herself.
“I’ve been curious enough about myself to do the work, and now that I’m at 60, I can really honestly say that I found home,” she said. “I found my ruby slippers, and that, for me, has been extremely freeing.”
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