Rob Lowe swears by Clint Eastwood's aging hack
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Rob Lowe once received aging advice from none other than Hollywood legend Clint Eastwood. The 94-year-old advised Lowe, 61, to "never let the old man in" as he continues to get older.
"Never let the old man in." Janelle Ash is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to janelle.ash@fox.com.
This mentality led him to become seriously injured over the holidays.
Lowe told the outlet that he had been surfing in Hawaii over Christmas and had fallen on a wave that he had "no business" being on. He separated a rib during the fall, and it still hasn't healed.
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