The 63-year-old model talks about her eating and sleeping habits as she adopts a healthy lifestyle in an effort to maintain her age-defying figure and appearance.
- January 3, 2024
AceShowbiz - Carol Alt's sleep routine is crucial to keep her youthful appearance. The 63-year-old model - who has previously graced the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue - has revealed how she's managed to maintain her enviable figure. "Funny thing is I always feel more hungry when I'm tired," Carol told DailyMail.com.
Subsequently, the model advised against "over-eating." "Doing a small work out daily keeps your hunger down. Never deprive yourself, but aim for the healthy stuff. Eating minimal amount so you can get the taste but not over-eating," she said.
Despite this, Carol revealed that she still likes to snack when she's out and about. The brunette beauty shared, "If I'm going to a friends house, I always bring some thing that I know I can eat. So that I'm eating with everyone else - crudite is always the perfect go-to, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, cucumbers."
"They're tasty, you have to keep going back and picking at it, or you can carry a small plate around while you're mingling. You can eat it with your hands; you don't have to wield a knife and fork encumbering you."
Meanwhile, Carol previously insisted that she's not scared of rejection. The model - who has worked with a host of big-name brands during her career, including the likes of Diet Pepsi and Givenchy - also observed that age "is not a limitation."
She told DailyMail.com in November, "I have been turned down many times. And found other avenues to take to reach my goals. People always say no first … You can't let that slow you down. The Kardashians built a global empire chartering new terrain. The only limitations you have are the limitations you put on yourself. Age is not a limitation. It's only a limitation if you see it that way.
"The key to life is to always live your life exploring the new and the uncharted. It keeps you young, and it keeps you relevant."