Jane Fonda says she’s ‘not afraid of dying’ but still has one fear

Jane Fonda has never been afraid of dying, but she is afraid of dying with regret.

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“I’ve never been afraid of getting old, and more than that, I’m not afraid of dying,” Fonda said.

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She said that her father Henry Fonda’s death in 1982 at the age of 77 made her fear her true fear: dying of regret.

“That was an important realization for me, because if you don’t want to die with regrets, then you have to live the last part of your life to have no regrets,” Fonda reflected.

She also revealed one of her last moments at the end of their father’s death, when she told him that she loved him and forgave him “no matter what happened.”

He didn’t say anything. But he cried … I have never seen my father break down and cry, “she admitted, that it is powerful.”

After that experience, Fonda realized, “I also wanted to be surrounded by people who love me. Forgiveness is ending, including forgiveness for the past 30 years.

The Oscar winner is one month away from her birthday on December 21, and she’s never been happier.

She said, “The fact that it’s like me will surprise me. But it’s so surprising. I’d go back a lot, all of it, I’m very complete.

Fonda’s announcement prompted Obama to say, “I’m a fan of yours.”