Sharon Stone does not have time for anyone not wanting to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic.
The 62-year-old actress, whose sister Kelly and brother-in-law Bruce had their lives threatened after contracting the virus, tells Town & Country: “Simmer the f**k down and put on a mask! I’m sorry, I’ve been trying to be nice about this, but it’s starting to chap my a**.
“It’s hard not to take it personally.”
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Stone’s comments come after she confirmed at the end of last month that her sister had tested negative for COVID for the first time since her hospitalization.
My sister @kellystonesingr & her husband finally tested Covid negative today for the 1st time. Your love, support & rampant discord made changes in policy. You were heard. 🇺🇸👏🏻
& no the governor didn’t return my call nor get tests for those 600 front line Montana medical workers.— Sharon Stone (@sharonstone) August 31, 2020
Stone had previously posted:
Stone also discusses the reality of being a sexagenarian icon, telling the mag: “People still want to see my boobs. I’m 62! It’s like, ‘Really? Grow up!’ But also [she throws her hands up theatrically] ‘Here’s some boobs!’”
Stone has recently expressed her disdain for online dating.
The “Basic Instinct” star says of trying Bumble: “Oh God, I wish I’d stayed kicked off it. It’s like a comedy.”
