«Breaking News» Cold Feet's Hermione Norris claims 'doors have closed on her' since she turned 50

She's best known for playing sharp-tongued yet warm-hearted Karen in ITV series, Cold Feet. 

And Hermione Norris has spoken to Good Housekeeping magazine about turning 50, (she's now 51) and how she feels both 'gratitude and grief' at this point in her life.

She said: 'When I turned 50, it was a time for reflection, and within that there was huge gratitude and grief.

Super woman: Cold Feet's Hermione Norris has claimed 'doors have closed on her' since she turned 50 as she admits she feels both 'gratitude and grief' over ageing

'You realise there are things that are no longer available to you. Doors have closed and you don’t realise that until you’re there…'

However, Hermione also admitted there is something quite lovely about being at this stage in her life. 

She said: 'There is also a sense of real liberation and freedom. The maps are laid down and there is a sense of satisfaction and joy.

She said: 'When I turned 50, it was a time for reflection, and within that there was huge gratitude and grief. You realise there are things that are no longer available to you'

She said: 'There is also a sense of real liberation and freedom. The maps are laid down and there is a sense of satisfaction and joy'

I appreciate the sense of security as a woman. It’s more of an internal journey and I find the peace of that hugely liberating. 

'It’s a fantastic time moving beyond 50. It where it’s at, for me. I have looked forward and grown into myself.'

Hermione has been married to British screenwriter and TV producer Simon Wheeler, since 2002 and they have two children together, Wilf, 13, and Hero, 11. 

And the actress, who lives in London, believes that being practical and not passionate is the secret to a happy marriage.  

'There are people you have mad passionate affairs with and people who you marry,' she said. 

Her role: Hermione, (second from left) is best known for playing sharp-tongued yet warm-hearted Karen in ITV series, Cold Feet

'Marriage is finding somebody who you can raise a family with, grow old with and who you want to come home to. It sounds a bit of a passion killer, but it’s true!

'It’s hard raising a family so you need someone who you can trust to do it with.'

Hermione said she feels much more confident wearing a man's suit and she can feel 'quite vulnerable' in a dress. 

She said: 'I’m not really a dress person. I would rather wear a really slick trouser suit. I think women’s suits look really sexy. There’s something feminine about it. 

'I like men’s clothes really. Ellen DeGeneres always has beautiful clothes. Whenever I go shopping I go to the men’s department and think, "I want that," – beautiful suits, beautiful brogues. 

'I think you need more confidence to wear a dress. I often feel silly in a dress. Quite vulnerable.'

The blonde also spoke about her role on Cold Feet alongside James Nesbitt and Fay Ripley. 

She said: 'It’s always nice when we’re together as a group; that dynamic of being with the gang.

'Cold Feet’s success is a measure of where people who have loved it have been in their own lives. 

'They go on a journey with us. When they’re watching us, they’re remembering where they were 22 years ago.'

Read the full Hermoine Norris interview in the February 2019 issue of Good Housekeeping, on sale the 2nd of January. Also available as a digital edition. 

On fashion, she said: 'I’m not really a dress person. I would rather wear a really slick trouser suit. I think women’s suits look really sexy. There’s something feminine about it'

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Main photo article She’s best known for playing sharp-tongued yet warm-hearted Karen in ITV series, Cold Feet. 
And Hermione Norris has spoken to Good Housekeeping magazine about turning 50, (she’s now 51) and how she feels both ‘gratitude and grief’ at this point in her life.
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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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