Goldie Hawn, a true Hollywood icon, has never stopped making headlines.

Since her breakthrough role in 1969’s Cactus Flower, the actress has built an impressive career in the spotlight, while also seeing her family follow in her footsteps.

Her children, Kate Hudson and Oliver Hudson, also chose careers in cinema, continuing the Hawn legacy in the industry. But this time, it wasn’t her films or family that grabbed attention… it was her vacation.

At 78, the actress was photographed in a swimsuit by paparazzi, enjoying the sun with disarming confidence. These photos, shared on social media, quickly sparked a wave of reactions. While some internet users praised her natural beauty and elegance, others didn’t hesitate to criticize her, pointing to her age or swimsuit choice.

One user even suggested that she should “think about tanning.” But at the same time, many fans defended the actress, admiring her boldness and emphasizing that she still looks amazing for her age.

Despite the criticism, Goldie Hawn can count on a large fan base who support her wholeheartedly. “She looks stunning at 78. Period!” wrote one outraged fan in response to negative comments. And it’s true that the actress has always embraced her age with humor and philosophy. She has never hidden her perspective on aging, which she sees as a natural stage of life.

In an interview with People magazine, Goldie explained: “Getting older is a gift because it means you’re still alive.” She advocated living mindfully through each stage of life and cultivating gratitude for what you have. Confronted with the constant pressures of Hollywood, where women of a certain age are expected to remain “young” and “desirable,” the actress refuses to succumb to the dictates of perfection.

She remains clear-eyed about age-related prejudices that persist in the entertainment industry but prefers to maintain a positive attitude: “Anger gets you nowhere,” she told Harper’s Bazaar. A response that perfectly illustrates her life philosophy: accept the passage of time with serenity, without bitterness, and continue to inspire through quiet strength.