Sharon Stone’s tearful message to her younger self

Sharon Stone reflects on resilience and her life’s challenges in a BBC interview.

The 66-year-old actress recalls surviving a near-fatal brain hemorrhage 23 years ago, enduring a 1% survival chance, relearning basic skills, financial troubles, and a custody battle.

Stone says she would tell her younger self, "You’re going to make it," emphasizing the importance of perseverance.

Beyond acting, she has championed HIV/AIDS research and earned humanitarian awards, including a Nobel Peace Summit Award. Recently honored for her cinematic achievements, Stone has also found success as a painter.

She critiques Hollywood’s past portrayal of women and celebrates changing narratives.

Stone advises choosing joy and staying present despite hardships, crediting these values for her resilience.