United Kingdom, Nov. 19 -- Jane Fonda thought she'd die from "drugs and loneliness" when she was 30.

The Grace and Frankie actress is "astonished" she will turn 88 next month because her "youth was not especially happy" and she didn't think she'd live as long as she had.

Speaking on The Look, a special series from Michelle Obama's IMO podcast, she said: "I didn't think I'd live past 30. I was sure I was going to die.

"[My] youth was not especially happy...

"I'm not addictive, but I thought I was going to die from drugs and loneliness. So the fact that I'm almost 88 is astonishing to me.

"I wouldn't go back for anything. I feel more centered, more whole, more complete. I'm very happy, single."

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