Joan Collins cut a glamorous figure as she enjoyed dinner on a yacht with her husband Percy Gibson in St Tropez. The actress, 93, has been holidaying at her villa with Percy, 61, over the past few weeks, and the couple were seen leaving their romantic date on Monday.
Joan showed off her style in leaf patterned trousers and a black vest top, which she accessorised with a velvet headband, gold jewellery and a slinky scarf. Percy looked summery in a white and pink shirt and carried Joan's white handbag off the yacht.
The couple have a 32-year age gap and have been married for 24 years after tying the knot at London's Claridges Hotel in 2002. Joan has had her villa in St Tropez for three decades, having purchased the five-bedroom property in the early 1990s. She has spent three to four months there every summer for more than 30 years.
Diet and beauty regime
Joan has offered a glimpse at the regime that has helped maintain her looks, insisting it has nothing to do with Botox or plastic surgery. She has shared that as she has gotten older, one way to maintain her figure is by eating less, and said she now eats a quarter of what she did at 25.
She said she hopes to live until she is 100 with her healthy lifestyle, adding that she will do a quick fix of broccoli and boiled eggs if she needs to lose a few pounds. In an interview with The Express, she said she has had no knives, and had Botox once, years ago, but hated it, saying that as an actress she has to have expression.
She said you need half the food at 50 that you ate at 25, and half as much again at 75, adding that she is going to live to be 100 and telling people to look after their skin and never leave the house without make-up. She said not to diet, just eat less, never drink tap water, and if you need to drop a few pounds to fit into something, eat boiled eggs and broccoli for three days.
Exercise history
Joan told Platinum magazine that her exercise regime has changed a lot over the years. She said she was very active as a young girl, and from the age of 16 went to discotheques, dance halls and nightclubs, dancing for hours and hours.
After that, she did a lot of gym workouts and Pilates, but admitted that as you get older you cannot put that amount of stress on your body. She had to scale back her movement in recent years due to a trapped nerve, which left her unable to function for two months.
