Los Angeles, Dec 11 (LatestNewsX) – Hollywood legend Jamie Lee Curtis announced this week that she’ll be going “off the grid” during the upcoming holiday season. The 67‑year‑old star told reporters she’s planning a “long” digital detox from the internet and social‑media platforms so she can enjoy some real‑world downtime, according to Female First UK.
Speaking with E! News at the premiere of her latest picture Ella McCay, she added, “I am about to take a really long, yummy digital detox. I’m going to go digital detox and spend a little time without any internet or social media.”
Curtis expressed excitement over Australia’s new rule banning kids under 16 from accessing social media, saying, “It’s incredible that they’re doing that. I support it 110 % so I need to practice what I preach. I use it solely for my work and for supporting other people’s work. But I need to take a little pause. So, I’m letting go of that at the end of the year.”
Although she’ll be online‑off for now, the actress remains eager to cheer her friends on. “I scream when people succeed or have really positive things happen. People have worked hard at something, and then they get that opportunity, I will always scream for them,” she said.
In an earlier interview with Variety, Curtis revealed she prefers to speak her mind without filters: “I don’t have to be careful. If I was careful, I wouldn’t have told you any of what I just told you. I would have just said, ‘Hi, welcome. I baked you banana bread. Here’s my dog. Here’s my house, blah, blah, blah. What do you want to know?’ I can’t not be who I am in the moment I am.”
The actress, daughter of Hollywood icons Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, has long admitted her acting career was largely by chance, but she continues to captivate audiences with her authenticity and passion.
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