Sharon Stone’s tearful message to her younger self

Sharon Stone, a well-known Hollywood actress, recently shared a heartfelt message about resilience and what she would tell her younger self. During an interview, when asked about resilience, Sharon's reaction was unexpected. She paused, covered her eyes, and began to cry. 'You're going to make it,' she said, reflecting on her life experiences. At 66 years old, Sharon has faced numerous challenges, including a life-threatening health crisis 23 years ago when a brain hemorrhage nearly took her life. She recalls the moment when doctors informed her that she had only a 1% chance of survival. 'You don't know it, but you're going to make it,' she repeated, emphasizing the importance of hope. She even mentioned that she would have liked to have this message tattooed on the inside of her eyelids, a testament to how much she wishes she could have known that everything would turn out alright.

Sharon's journey to recovery was not easy. After her brain hemorrhage, she had to relearn basic skills like walking and talking. She also faced financial difficulties and a custody battle with her ex-husband, Phil Bronstein, over their adopted son, Roan. Until the interview, Sharon had not fully recognized how far she had come. 'It's been that long and it's OK… it's over… everybody made it to shore,' she said, reflecting on her resilience. Her strength and determination have not gone unnoticed, as she was recently honored with the Global Citizen of the Year award by the United Nations Correspondents Association. Sharon has used her fame to raise awareness and funds for various philanthropic causes, particularly in the fight against HIV and AIDS. 'I'm really proud that I took this idea that was made up in this movie - that I was really sexy - and used it to fight a disease where people were getting punished for their sexuality,' she stated, highlighting her commitment to social justice.

Sharon Stone rose to fame with her iconic role in the 1992 film Basic Instinct, which established her as a sex symbol in Hollywood. Following that, she received critical acclaim, winning a Golden Globe and earning an Oscar nomination for her performance in Martin Scorsese's Casino. Recently, she was awarded the Stella della Mole Award for her lifetime achievement in cinema at the Torino Film Festival in Italy. In addition to her acting career, Sharon has been outspoken about her political views, particularly her opposition to former President Donald Trump. She expressed her support for Kamala Harris during the elections, stating, 'I see the world a little bit differently than a lot of my country. That doesn't mean I'm not a patriot. ' Despite her political beliefs, she emphasized the importance of respecting the office of the president, as that is what democracy requires. Now, Sharon is embarking on a new chapter in her life as a painter. She began painting during the pandemic and has since exhibited her work around the world. Her paintings are described as bold and impressionistic, and she enjoys creating large pieces inspired by her aunt, who painted murals. Sharon finds joy in the process of painting, saying, 'I'm just in it so deeply. It's so immersive. It's just wonderful. ' She also shared her experiences with online dating, revealing that she has tried dating apps but found them lacking in capturing the chemistry that is essential in relationships. Sharon's story is one of resilience, hope, and the pursuit of joy, showing that even after facing significant challenges, one can continue to thrive and find new passions.