Dominique Charriau/WireImage shared her thoughts on ageism in fashion in her final social media post before her Dec. 27 death at age 76. The actress and former supermodel — who died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning — promoted her appearance on Claudia Mahler's as part of her on Dec.
19, just eight days before her death. In the caption, Haddon wrote that it was a "pleasure" to join the host and discuss "aging gracefully, tuning into the gifts every age offers [and] knowing your worth and your values" in the episode. "We as women, and the girls, have to be sovereign and own our life that every age has gifts to give us.
Every age has secrets,” she said on the podcast. “And if we desperately hold on to the prior age, afraid to blossom into the other ages, we will never hear what those ages have to offer us." Related: The episode preview then cut to another soundbite of Haddon discussing the importance of curiosity and making a "recipe" of life.
"If you stay curious, if you stay interested, if you stay healthy and energetic, work on the mind and work on the body, so then that will be your entry point into what your 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s will be," she said. "You're making a recipe of your life. You know that if you're cooking, if you put in too much butter, it's going to be a little, wishy-washy cake,” she added.
“So you've got to put in the good thinking, the actions toward others, have a philosophy and understanding of what aging is about and what your life �.
