The iconic actress Jane Seymour has put to bed rumors that she has undergone cosmetic surgery.

In a recent interview with people for the publication's latest weekly magazine, the Wedding Crashers actress "set the record straight" on people's assumptions about her undergoing plastic surgery, partly because "people were wrong about it.""

" (the doctor) tried to do something under my eyes when I was 40 because the photographer kept saying I had bulging eyes," she told the publication. "The doctor told me it was actually a muscle, so there's nothing I can do.

Seymour joked that she enjoys a "pretty good career given bulging eyes", "doesn't want to do anything permanent" when it comes to plastic surgery and

"I've played a lot of amazing roles, two women with Alzheimer's disease recently in a very emotional scene, and you know that." If you're going to be emotional, ah "So I don't have anything against someone doing what they want to do, but personally, it doesn't help me with my craft unless I'm playing someone who had botox, in which case I'll be all over it.

The actress continued to cook some of her so-called "secrets" in terms of beauty, age, and maintaining her health and well-being.

"The best facelift is a smile," she said. "If you want to look young, laugh from ear to ear.

Many of the actress's Instagram posts certainly speak of the connection between mind, body and soul. In a recent post, she shared a photo of her pose with one of her paintings, writing: "Through the handwriting of paintings and the notes of songs, art tells a story that transcends time and space."

"It reminds us of our common humanity and the infinite creativity within us," she continued with the caption. "It's one of my favorite ways to be creative.1

In another Instagram post, Seymour shared a photo of himself enjoying some time on the beach

"The feeling of soft sand under our feet reminds us of the simplest pleasures of life and the importance of grounding ourselves in the present," she wrote in the caption. "♥ When it comes to finding peace, it's different for everyone, but for me it's often in quiet moments spent in nature, walking on the beach, enjoying the sunrise/sunset, or sitting on the edge of the water and wafting worries.

Seymour told people that she also "really likes healthy food" and "grows everything she eats in the garden."

"I drink wine — not as much as Harry Wilde ・ but for no reason other than calories, I sometimes don't drink and like to have a clear head.

She also explains that she "works on exercise very carefully so as not to hurt her back or legs," and that many women have run. I've added weight to what I'm doing because I think it's going to be a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun, a lot of fun,

"At our age, I think bone loss has proven to be something you have to be careful about," she continued. "I'll never be Arnold Schwarzenegger or a bodybuilder, but now I'm 8-10 pounds. People.”