Salma Hayek reveals she eats insects and worms to stay in shape at 60
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Salma Hayek reveals she eats insects and worms to stay in shape at 60

Correio da Manhã2 September 2026 at 15:38

The Mexican actress Salma Hayek revealed that she includes insects and worms in her diet as a way to maintain her physical shape at 60 years old. The revelation was made publicly and caught the attention of media and the star's fans.

Hayek continues to surprise with her physical condition even after completing six decades of life. The actress is known for adopting unconventional eating habits and maintaining a health care routine.

The consumption of insects is part of some cultures around the world and has been pointed out by experts as a sustainable protein source. However, this practice remains rare among Hollywood celebrities.

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