Reese Witherspoon talks about her life, love, job
21 Oct 2009, 1830 Hrs

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Washington, Oct 21 American actress Reese Witherspoon has in an exclusive interview revealed how she is living for the moment and loving life and her job.

Witherspoon, 33, who refuses to dwell on the past, finds life with work and without work blissful.

"I love my life without work and I love my life with work. I feel I'm so lucky to be able to do movies that create characters who are real women," InStyle magazine quoted her as saying.

The actress also revealed that she has more confidence now that she is older.

"As you get older, you know what you like and what you don't like and you're not apologetic about it," she said.

"I used to judge myself so harshly-I think women in their 20s do. But you start to realize that none of it is really all that important.

"As long as you're comfortable, the best parts of yourself come through no matter what," she added. (ANI)

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