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Jane Fonda, 87, Makes a Public Appearance, but One Detail Leaves Everyone Speechless
At 87, Jane Fonda continues to defy expectations, but her recent appearance at the 2025 SAG Awards truly surprised everyone. Honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award, she not only captivated the audience with her presence and energy.


At the 2025 SAG Awards, Jane Fonda made an unexpected and commanding appearance, drawing attention not just for receiving the award but for the powerful message she delivered. It was her speech that truly stole the spotlight.
Taking a serious tone, Fonda addressed the importance of solidarity in the entertainment industry, emphasizing the role of unions and the need for collective strength in uncertain times.
She also tackled misconceptions around social awareness, boldly stating, "Empathy is not weak <...> And by the way, woke just means you care about other people." Her words resonated deeply with the audience, emphasizing the importance of understanding and caring of each other.


Hailed with a standing ovation, Jane Fonda approached the stage with a contagious energy. “Your enthusiasm makes this seem, I don’t know, less like a late twilight of my life,” she told. “Which is good, because I’m not done.”
Fans were in awe, with one admirer gushing, “I am so amazed by your energy ❤️.” Another shared, “I don’t have a lot of celebrities that I would consider role models, but she’s one of them.”
Looking radiant and unstoppable, Fonda proved once again that age is just a number—and she’s far from slowing down.
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