Tiffani Thiessen feels 'great' about turning 50
'Saved by the Bell' star Tiffani Thiessen doesn't have any worries about turning 50.
Tiffani Thiessen feels "comfortable" about turning 50.
The actress will celebrate her landmark birthday in January, but Tiffani insists she actually feels "great" about turning 50.
The actress - who is best known for playing Kelly Kapowski on NBC's 'Saved by the Bell' - told 'Entertainment Tonight': "I feel so great and comfortable about turning 50 because I'm really taking care of myself. And I hope my daughter sees that. That's what I want to put out there for my children ... I guess they say [50 is] the new 40 but I kinda feel even better than I did in my 40s. So I say it's the new 30!"
Tiffani - who has Harper, 12, and Holt, eight, with her husband Brady Smith - also revealed that her daughter isn't a fan of 'Saved by the Bell', describing the show as "boring".
Tiffani shared: "She actually just recently finished going through the entire few seasons of the show, and this is what she said, 'Ehh'. She's like, 'TV back then was kinda boring.'"
Meanwhile, Tiffani previously admitted to having a family-like relationship with her 'Saved by the Bell' co-stars.
The actress also conceded that the hit TV show "had a huge impact" on her life.
Tiffani - who starred on the sitcom between 1989 and 1993 - explained to HollywoodLife: "We’re still close! It’s kind of like an odd, sort of, not related, but brotherly-sisterly kind of thing. We spent a lot of time together in very informative years that had a huge impact in my life."
Despite this, the show's stars were forced to remain apart amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
She said during the health crisis: "I’m still close with Mark-Paul [Gosselaar]. I talk to Elizabeth [Berkley] and Mario [Lopez]. Of course, I haven’t seen anybody in a while."
