Edwina Bartholomew has revealed how ageing is affecting her after turning 40.
The Sunrise star tells Stellar Magazine that she can no longer stand up all the way through a Taylor Swift gig.
‘I’m in what I call my “inner-sole” era, the time when you’re young enough to want to go to a Taylor Swift concert but old enough to stand only for the chorus, and even then only in comfortable shoes with arch support’ the 40-year-old said.
Edwina said she has noticed some physical changes, such as unwanted facial hair and worsening vision.
‘Turns out the chin hairs are universal; so, too, are social media algorithms serving ads for collagen powders and linen sheet sets. There’s the failing eyesight – be honest, are you squinting at this just a little at your café table?’ she said.
Edwina Bartholomew (pictured) has revealed how ageing is affecting her after turning 40. The Sunrise star tells Stellar Magazine that she can no longer stand up all the way through a Taylor Swift gig
The television star says she isn’t that sharp with social media anymore either.
‘Add to that the ongoing struggle with tech and the indignity of having to ask younger folk for help; a dive into TikTok must be how my mum feels on Facebook: dazed and confused’ Edwina told the publication.
It comes after Edwina confessed that she and her husband Neil Varcoe, who she married in 2018, have undergone what she calls an ‘extreme sleep divorce’.
The pair have ben living in separate homes since last year – but the star insists it works for them, and before they split up their homes, the pair had not shared a bedroom in a decade.
Edwina said she has noticed some physical changes, such as unwanted facial hair and worsening vision
‘Turns out the chin hairs are universal; so, too, are social media algorithms serving ads for collagen powders and linen sheet sets. There’s the failing eyesight – be honest, are you squinting at this just a little at your café table?’ she said
‘We have been sleeping in separate rooms for about 10 years, long before we were married and long before we had kids’ she told a previous issue of Stellar.
Edwina added that at first she ‘hated the idea’ of separate bedrooms but soon realised it worked best for the pair of them.
Last year, she entered into a long-distance relationship with her husband as he moved out of the family home to become a farmer.
‘My husband lives in the country with the dog and I live in the city with the kids. Each weekend, we traipse back and forth between the two or meet somewhere in the middle’ the television star explained.
‘It feels like a Love Actually airport reunion every time we come together with a slow-motion embrace and those newlywed feels’.
The couple, who sold their Dulwich Hill home for an estimated $2million in Marc, share two children, daughter Molly, three, and son Tom, one.
It comes after Edwina confessed that she and her husband Neil Varcoe, who she married in 2018, have undergone what she calls an ‘extreme sleep divorce’. Both pictured
