Actress Joan Collins, 93, recently enjoyed a romantic dinner on a yacht in St. Tropez with her husband, Percy Gibson, 61. The couple, who have been holidaying at Collins' villa in the South of France, were observed leaving their evening outing on Monday.
Collins showcased a stylish ensemble featuring leaf-patterned trousers, a black vest top, a velvet headband, gold jewelry, and a scarf. Gibson complemented the occasion in a summery white and pink shirt, carrying Collins' handbag as they disembarked.
The couple has been married for 24 years, having tied the knot in 2002. Collins has owned a five-bedroom villa in St. Tropez for three decades, spending several months there each summer for over 30 years.
Collins has previously shared insights into her lifestyle choices, attributing her appearance to diet and skincare rather than cosmetic surgery. She has stated that as she has gotten older, she has learned to eat less, consuming about a quarter of what she did in her twenties.
She has expressed a desire to live to 100 and shared that for a quick weight loss, she might opt for "broccoli and boiled eggs." Collins told The Express that she had tried Botox once years ago but disliked it, emphasizing the importance of maintaining facial expression for her acting career. She advised that one needs half the food at 50 as at 25, and half again at 75, stressing the importance of skincare and always wearing makeup when leaving the house. Her advice includes eating less, avoiding tap water, and using a three-day diet of boiled eggs and broccoli to fit into an outfit.
Regarding physical activity, Collins noted that her exercise regimen has evolved. In her youth, she was very active, spending nights dancing and later engaging in gym workouts and Pilates. However, she acknowledged that as one ages, the body cannot withstand the same level of intensity. In recent years, she experienced a period of limited mobility due to a trapped nerve, which kept her from functioning for two months.