Washington [US], Actress Jennifer Garner recently celebrated her 52nd birthday and shared a video of herself wearing oven mitts as dance shoes, telling People that she thanked her social media followers for their love and support. Expressed gratitude. She posted a video of herself wearing oven mitts on her feet on her Instagram handle. "Fancy boots for my birthday! Wow, happy birthday to me! instagram.com/reel/C54CJTIyBoC/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== She shared the video on her Instagram Stories with a message for her fans. "Thank you for the overwhelming love and support over the past few weeks," she wrote in the caption.
The actress re-shared the birthday tribute on the social media platform from her friends Reese Witherspoon, Ina Garten, Judy Greer and Molly Sims in her Stories, along with a photo of Garner replacing a pair of oven mitts. Also shared the video, which they had received. Garner, in dancing shoes on her birthday earlier in the day, reflected on aging in her recent interview, saying, "Honestly, mostly, I'm just grateful to be alive," she said, though she added that her Pass still has "moments" where she reflects on this past, reports People "And I'm grateful for the knowledge I've gained over the years and in watching other women go through this process of life gracefully." Really grateful to be able to," Garner continued, "to follow in her footsteps and tell other young women, 'Take care of yourself, but don't be afraid, aging is a gift.' The actress' statement expressing her gratitude for the "love and support" of her fans comes just two weeks after she announced the death of her father William John Garner on April 1 at the age of 85. She uploaded a carousel of photos of William at the time, saying that he "passed away peacefully" on March 30. "We were with him, singing Amazing Grace when he left us (may we cross him). Taken or frightened him – legitimate questions)," she wrote at the time. "Although there is no tragedy in his death as an 85-year-old man who lived a healthy, wonderful life, I know that grief is inevitable, with unexpected corners. Waiting around. Today is a day of gratitude. On April 9, Garner shared a video of herself walking through a maze of stones around a tree, accompanied by audio of actress Helena Bonham Carte reciting Emily Dickinson's poem "Hope Is the Thing with Feathers". Did, reports People.
The actress re-shared the birthday tribute on the social media platform from her friends Reese Witherspoon, Ina Garten, Judy Greer and Molly Sims in her Stories, along with a photo of Garner replacing a pair of oven mitts. Also shared the video, which they had received. Garner, in dancing shoes on her birthday earlier in the day, reflected on aging in her recent interview, saying, "Honestly, mostly, I'm just grateful to be alive," she said, though she added that her Pass still has "moments" where she reflects on this past, reports People "And I'm grateful for the knowledge I've gained over the years and in watching other women go through this process of life gracefully." Really grateful to be able to," Garner continued, "to follow in her footsteps and tell other young women, 'Take care of yourself, but don't be afraid, aging is a gift.' The actress' statement expressing her gratitude for the "love and support" of her fans comes just two weeks after she announced the death of her father William John Garner on April 1 at the age of 85. She uploaded a carousel of photos of William at the time, saying that he "passed away peacefully" on March 30. "We were with him, singing Amazing Grace when he left us (may we cross him). Taken or frightened him – legitimate questions)," she wrote at the time. "Although there is no tragedy in his death as an 85-year-old man who lived a healthy, wonderful life, I know that grief is inevitable, with unexpected corners. Waiting around. Today is a day of gratitude. On April 9, Garner shared a video of herself walking through a maze of stones around a tree, accompanied by audio of actress Helena Bonham Carte reciting Emily Dickinson's poem "Hope Is the Thing with Feathers". Did, reports People.
