Fans Go Crazy as ‘The Nanny’ Star Fran Drescher Shares Stunning New Photo: ‘How Do You Not Age?!’
Fran Drescher has fans eager to discover her beauty secrets, as the beloved 1990s sitcom star recently showed off her ‘ageless’ looks in a new photo and video.
The 67-year-old actress, who is best known for her role as fashionista Fran Fine on the hit CBS sitcom ‘The Nanny’ from 1993 to 1999, took to her Instagram page to share a photo from an Italian restaurant on Monday (June 23).
“Great dinner at one of my favorite restaurants near Trevi, Al Moro! Wow, the Roman artichokes were amazing! Delicious Al Moro pasta and a wonderful zabaione dessert with sweet little strawberries. Yummy! What a city. Mama mia!” Drescher captioned the photo.
In the photo, Drescher is seen leaning her head on her arm, smiling and looking up at the ceiling. She is wearing a black top, a small silver necklace and red lipstick.
Fans have been showering her with compliments, with one commenting: “How did you age?”
“How do you not age!! 😂 you look amazing!!” another commented.
“Your skin looks amazing!!! What’s your secret??” another asked.
Another said: “This is amazing, at least it should be a new profile picture.”
“I wonder why you keep getting prettier,” one fan wrote.
“Oh my gosh, you look exactly like the one in Nanny! Don’t you age???? “Recipe please!!!!” another quipped.
“Your skin is so radiant… just like you,” another said.
“You’re as radiant as ever,” one commenter added.
The new photo comes just three days after Drescher shared a makeup-free video celebrating her “25 years of healthy living.” The Happily Divorced star was diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2000 and had an immediate hysterectomy to treat the disease.
She was declared cancer-free after surgery and in 2007, she launched the Schmancer Cancer Movement, a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring that all cancers in women are diagnosed at Stage 1.
In the video, which features her lounging on a beachfront balcony, Drescher says, “Sending love to all the people in my life who have supported me over the years. Especially during my illness 25 years ago and all the Schmancer Cancer Advocates.”
“I really think we’re on the right track with [the idea that] how we live equals how we feel, how we think equals how we feel,” she added. “And living in gratitude and love and trying to harmonize the mind, body and soul.”
