Molly Sims, the 53-year-old model, expressed her frustrations about Hollywood’s misleading beauty tips during an interview with US Magazine. She criticized the industry for promoting false beauty advice, claiming many in Hollywood lie about how they maintain their looks.
Sims recounted that in her early modeling days, fellow models would share honest tips like getting shots or consuming grapefruit juice. However, Hollywood figures would downplay the efforts, saying they maintain their appearance with water and sleep. Sims called out this dishonesty and revealed a recent dinner with friends where facelifts dominated the conversation.
Sims emphasized the importance of transparency in beauty routines, especially for women outside of Hollywood.
Reflecting on her career, Sims discussed her entry into modeling during the ‘heroin chic’ era. This period demanded being excessively underweight, which was challenging and emotionally taxing for her. Coming from a background where she and her Vanderbilt sorority sisters enjoyed regular meals, the industry standards were a harsh shift.
She shared how her perspective on fitness evolved over the years. Today, her goal is health, not simply youthfulness. Sims desires to be strong and fit at every age rather than focusing on a slim figure.
Sims left Vanderbilt in the 1990s to pursue modeling and became well-known after appearing in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 2000. Her appearances continued in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2020, and 2024. In 2026, she featured in another edition, embracing her age with confidence, which she celebrated on Instagram.
In early 2023, Sims shared her health routine on Instagram, noting bone broth’s role in her diet for benefits like improved digestion, joint health, and sleep. Her open approach contrasts with the often secretive nature of beauty advice in Hollywood.
Lori A. Bashian, an entertainment news writer at Fox News Digital, covered this story.