Marisa Tomei, who has captured the hearts of a new generation as Aunt May in the Spider-Man trilogy, marked her 60th birthday on December 4, 2024, with little fanfare. She kept the occasion private, sharing no details on her social media. However, one fan account on X posted a video celebrating her special day, and the reactions were nothing short of exuberant. Fans were in awe of how timeless she looks, and we can’t get enough of the love and excitement surrounding her!

Recently, the Spider-Man: No Way Home star sparked a frenzy online when a birthday post dedicated to her went viral on X (formerly Twitter). In the video, Marisa, wearing a black dress with lace panel inserts, sits on a couch and casually kicks up her bare leg twice, before lowering it and giving a sassy look at the camera with a hair flip. Fans and X users were left in awe, stunned by the youthful glow of the now 60-year-old actress.

The video was shared by the account @AuxGod_ with the caption, “Happy 60th Birthday Marisa Tomei.” Fans couldn’t get enough of it, flooding the post with admiration and excitement.

Fans flooded the comments with their reactions. One shared, “Hottest 60 year old on the planet.” Another reminisced, “I was in love with her in the mid-90s. Now it looks like I’ll be in love with her until she’s in her mid-90s.” A third fan exclaimed, “Good Lord. 60? She looks 30!”

She says it’s an inside-out thing, as what you put inside your body is more crucial than what you do to your exterior. “What I eat and how I connect with my body feed my external,” revealed Marisa.

Almost all the time, she tries to eat local, seasonal, and organic foods and does her best to remain relaxed, even when she encounters stressful situations.

Moving meditation allows Tomei to feel at home in her own skin. It helps her on a mental, spiritual, and physical level. She still goes on hikes and does calisthenics and yoga too, but she firmly believes that how these exercises affect her inner self is the cornerstone of it all.

Tomei explained that infrared saunas heat up the body from the inside out and make you feel lighter and more energized. They also help eliminate the poison “lurking” in your body, especially when you have to take medications or have a lot of sugar, and they are also great for the skin.

Tomei follows an ancient Ayurvedic routine that involves gently brushing her skin in the direction of her heart. This practice helps smooth the skin and supports the movement of lymph glands.

Tomei avoids relying on tricks or strict routines. Instead, she tunes in to her body’s needs and responds accordingly. Ultimately, she says, she’s just trying to keep it together like everyone else.