From the Big Screen to Real Life: Jane's Latest Adventure

In her latest flick, 80 for Brady, Jane Fonda stars as a vibrant octogenarian embarking on a road trip with her closest pals. This heartwarming film showcases the power of friendship and is set to hit theaters in February. And guess what? Jane's hoping to be there for the premiere. At 85 years young, she's not letting anything slow her down.

Fighting the Good Fight: Jane's Battle with Lymphoma

Let me tell you about this incredible woman. Jane, the Oscar-winning actress and environmental advocate, is no stranger to challenges. She's currently in the middle of treatment for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and while it's not easy, she's handling it with grace and determination. "The week I receive chemo is tough, but afterward, I feel great," Jane shares. "I still manage to work out every day. I feel strong, and I'm not about to give up."

Her friends, though, are understandably concerned. "Lymphoma has really tested her," a close pal reveals. "She's not giving in, but let's be honest—she's not having the easiest time. Still, she's Jane Fonda. She's a fighter."

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Good News on the Horizon

In a heartwarming update, Jane announced some amazing news on her blog back on December 15. "My oncologist told me my cancer is in remission," she wrote. "I can stop chemo treatments." That’s some life-changing news right there. "I feel so incredibly blessed and grateful," Jane continued. "To everyone who prayed for me or sent good vibes my way—I truly believe it made a difference."

A Life Well-Lived

Jane looks back on her life with pride. She's lived intentionally and productively, and she's surrounded by a loving family and a tight-knit circle of friends. Even her exes are part of her life, and she cherishes the relationships she's built. "She grew up with privilege, but she doesn't take anything for granted," her friend explains. "She's thankful for every twist and turn her life has taken."

Despite her fighting spirit, Jane acknowledges the reality of aging. "I'm not afraid of death," she admits candidly. "It's not that I want to go, but I know it's coming sooner rather than later. What matters most to me now is my family."

Family: The Driving Force

Her family, especially her grandchildren Malcolm Vadim, 23, and Viva Vadim, 20, keep her motivated. "I want to stick around long enough to see them grow up," Jane says. "I want to know they'll be okay when I'm gone. That's what keeps me going."

A World-Changing Legacy

Jane only wishes she could do more. "She's deeply concerned about the state of the world," her friend notes. "Her only regret is not being able to keep up the fight for those who need her most." But Jane's not slowing down anytime soon. "I'll continue working on climate change until I can't anymore," she vows. "That's my mission, and I won't stop."