Jennifer Love Hewitt inspires us to fight ageism by breaking stereotypes, embracing inclusivity, and redefining aging in marketing.

Jennifer Love Hewitt recently discussed ageism in Hollywood, sharing how difficult it is for fans to accept her getting older.

Jennifer Love Hewitt told Fox News Digital how she deals with hateful comments about her aging in Hollywood. Hewitt stars in and directs her first Christmas movie, "The Holiday Junkie."

Jennifer Love Hewitt is fine with aging − she just wishes you would let her. The "I Know What You Did Last Summer" star opened up about the sometimes frustrating public reaction to her growing older in an interview with Fox News published Thursday.

Jennifer Love Hewitt opened up about the struggle of aging in the entertainment business. In a conversation with Fox News , Hewitt reflected on people feeling a way about her not looking the same the same as she did at the start of her career. Hewitt received criticism recently after she posted a picture of herself without any make-up.

In December 2024, Jennifer Love Hewitt, who turned 45 on Feb. 21, 2024, spoke out against the ageism she's endured in the industry.Many recall that Jennifer began acting in films like Sister Act 2 as a child and became one of the '90s teen it girls.

Jennifer Love Hewitt has been a bonafide Hollywood starlet since the 1990s — and she's opening up about the unrealistic expectations that come with being in the spotlight for decades. “I feel like fans pick this age that they love that they think represents you,

Jennifer Love Hewitt is the self-love whisperer. The actress, 45, recently got candid on how ageism has played a part in her decadeslong career in Hollywood. “I feel like fans pick this age that they love that they think represents you,