Veteran Nollywood actor Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD) has opened up about growing older, describing his life at 65 as a bonus after losing both of his parents before they turned 60.
Speaking during a recent appearance on The Morayo Show, the celebrated actor said he approaches every day with gratitude, noting that he never takes his life or achievements for granted.
“Being 65, I feel like I am living an extra time right now. My parents didn’t make 60. My life is one of gratitude. I’m happy to be alive and Nigerian at this moment where more people are self-employed than ever in the world,” he said.
Prompt News reports RMD also shared the habits he believes have helped him maintain his youthful appearance over the years, stressing the importance of healthy eating and regular physical activity.
“I eat right and exercise. But there is something that I abide by which was said by another older person: the only way for an old person to stay young is to never let the old person in,” he added.
The 65-year-old actor further revealed that he has no plans to change his sense of style simply because of his age, insisting he will continue to embrace fashion on his own terms.
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“So, I do not in any way let the old person in. I could have been dressing like an old person, but I maintain classy fashion. My eldest child is 43, and till today, he still looks at me whenever I dress and just hiss. But I’m not giving up now. There’s no way I’m going to give up,” he said.
