HELLO! hosted an informative afternoon tea panel discussion on World Menopause Day
creator, the "original Carrie Bradshaw," and New York City legend, headlined an afternoon tea panel discussion at NYC's Whitby Hotel organized bybest-selling author, 64, was part of the panel that discussed the misconceptions and taboos surrounding menopause and perimenopause.
"Some women, they're done with sex, they don't care," she said at first, saying they often wanted to "kick the guy" they're with, acknowledging that many she knew who had been with the same man experienced ups and downs. Asked about the benefits of life after menopause, she reflected: "Becoming a fuller person, feeling courageous. There are a lot of things that hold us back when we're younger," specifically citing the idea of the "male gaze.
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