WHY JANE SEYMOUR IS STILL SO STUNNING AT 65

SHE HAS been a Bond girl, a Golden Globe winner and has a star on the Walk Of Fame but Jane Seymour feels her career has a way to go yet.

“There’s still so much to do,” the former Dr Quinn Medicine Woman star – whose career spans 45 years – exclusively tells Day & Night. “I’m always up for doing more so I’m not retiring any time soon. I’ve been lucky to remain working all these years.”

True to her word Jane, who at 65 shows no sign of slowing down, is starring in Sky 1 adventure drama Hooten And The Lady as the heroine’s quirky mother, Lady Tabitha. She has just filmed documentary series Becoming Bond, is producing some film projects, runs a jewellery line called Open Hearts and is a devoted grandmother. How does she do it all?

“I meditate,” she reveals. “I balance it all by spending weekends at home with my grandkids. It helps that I live in Malibu across from the beach so being at home feels like I’m on holiday.”

Having recently set social media alight when appearing on This Morning Britain looking more youthful than ever, she shares her beauty secrets: “It’s always flattering for a woman to be told she’s attractive. Let’s be real about that.

“I had no idea I got that feedback on Twitter. I’ve never had cosmetic surgery and hang out with people half my age – mostly my adult children’s friends who have become mine. My mother did it too. It keeps you young and works a treat.”