Colman Domingo on Aging: 'Sexier and More Vibrant' at 56

Hollywood actor Colman Domingo, 56, feels "sexier and more vibrant" as he ages. He recently lost 20 pounds to improve his health and career longevity after noticing weight gain. The 'Euphoria' star changed his eating and sleeping habits to look healthier, not younger. He also enjoyed a drag performance in a music video, calling it a fun and liberating experience.

Key Points: Colman Domingo Feels 'Sexier and More Vibrant' With Age

  • Colman Domingo, 56, feels "sexier and more vibrant" with age
  • He lost 20lbs to look healthier and improve his staying power in Hollywood
  • He changed his eating and sleeping habits after gaining weight
  • He enjoyed a drag performance in a music video, calling it a "most fun experience"
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Colman Domingo says he feels 'more vibrant' with age

Colman Domingo opens up about aging, losing 20lbs for health, and his fun drag experience in a music video. Read his inspiring interview.

Colman Domingo says he feels 'more vibrant' with age
"I do know that I have to take care of myself in a different way. - Colman Domingo"

Los Angeles, April 24

Hollywood actor Colman Domingo is comfortable with his age. The actor has said that feels "sexier" and "more vibrant" with age.

The 'Euphoria' actor, 56, recently shed 20lbs in a bid to "look healthier" after he realised he was gaining weight, which resulted in him looking into his eating and sleeping habits, reports 'Female First UK'.

He told Red magazine, "I do know that I have to take care of myself in a different way. I've always been a lean person, but then I started to gain weight, so my eating habits, my sleeping habits, all that stuff had to change. I physically looked older, I looked heavier and I was like, 'Oh, wait a minute, I've got to really look at this, because just for my own health and also for my own, honestly, staying power in this industry, what role will I play?'".

"So, I really decided to trim back on 20lbs. People are like, 'You look younger'. And it's not that I'm trying to look younger, but I know I look healthier", he shared.

As per 'Female First UK', Colman appeared in The Rocky Horror Picture Show-inspired music video for her single Tears last year, and he gave the 26-year-old pop megastar full licence to dress him as her "fantasy".

He continued, "The beautiful thing is I was going to my fitting, and she's being very gentle [asking] what level of drag would I be up for doing?'. I said, 'I want to be your fantasy. Do whatever you want. Give me the highest heels. Give me the tightest corset. Let's go for it'".

Colman admitted shooting the music video was one of the "most fun experiences" he's had for a while. He added, "We just had a time. That's one of the most fun experiences I've had in a very long time".

However, last year the actor hit back at trolls taking issue with his drag performance in the video.

- IANS

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Priya S
I get where he's coming from—our industry can be ruthless about appearances. But isn't it a bit sad that even at 56, someone has to diet and change habits just to 'stay in the game'? Would be nice if Hollywood (and Bollywood) valued talent over looks more. Still, good for him for feeling good about himself.
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Michael C
It's always interesting how different cultures view aging. In India, becoming 'mature' is celebrated, while in the West there's more pressure to stay young. But Colman seems to have found a middle ground—he's taking care of his health while also embracing the wisdom that comes with age. Plus, that video with Sabrina Carpenter sounds like pure joy! 😊
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Rohit P
Acting in a drag music video at 56? That's fearless! Most people his age would be worried about what society thinks, especially in our Indian context where such expression is often taboo. I wish more artists in India had this freedom. Also, kudos to him for losing weight for health, not just vanity. Chalo, that's the right attitude! 🇮🇳

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