I love being 36 and want to avoid Botox, says Charlize Theron

Zimbabwe Star (ANI) Friday 3rd February, 2012

Charlize Theron, who is enjoying life as a single woman since splitting from British actor Stuart Townsend in 2010, has revealed that she is "36 and loving it".

While talking about her upcoming movie 'Young Adult', the Academy Award winner also said that she wants to avoid Botox.

"I am 36 and loving it. I wouldn't want to go back to my twenties," the Mirror quoted her as saying.

"Some people have Botox and that's great. But hopefully I'll be OK without it," she said.

In 'Young Adult', Theron plays Mavis Gary, an alcoholic writer who returns to her hometown to ensnare her high school sweetheart, who is now married with a child and stops at nothing to get her man. (ANI)

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