Susanna Hoffs, the iconic '80s rockstar and former member of The Bangles, has captivated fans with her ageless appearance in a recent Instagram post. At 66, she shared a video of herself in the bathroom, looking radiant with a bare, freckled face and a wide smile. She wore a green-gray shirt and her hair styled in soft curls. The caption read, 'Top of the morning to you! Now, Coffee! #nomakeup #zeromakeup #morningmood'.
Hoffs' fans were quick to praise her timeless beauty, with one commenter saying, 'Just as beautiful as when you first started.' Another fan expressed recognition, 'I know that young lady. Still beautiful too.' The enthusiasm for her ageless look was evident, with comments like 'Eternal beauty!' and 'How on earth do you look that stunning after just waking up???'
Hoffs' musical career began with The Bangles, who rose to fame in the 1980s with hits like 'Manic Monday' and 'Walk Like An Egyptian'. After the band's dissolution in 1989, she pursued a solo career, releasing her debut album 'When You're A Boy' in 1991. Over the years, she has been involved in various musical projects.
In 2023, Hoffs made a literary debut with the critically acclaimed novel 'This Bird Has Flown', which has been optioned for a film adaptation. She is married to director Jay Roach, known for the Austin Powers movies and the 'Meet the Parents' franchise. The Bangles reunited for a song in the 1999 film 'Austin Powers 2' and later for their reunion album, 'Doll Revolution'.
Hoffs recently re-recorded The Bangles' hit song 'Eternal Flame', sharing her motivation behind the nostalgic move. She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to sing a song she has cherished for years, and how it continues to resonate with fans. The song has been a source of inspiration and comfort for many, playing at weddings and during difficult times.
Despite the band's breakup in 1989 due to creative tensions and the challenges of touring, Hoffs remains motivated to sing, write, create art, and connect with her audience. She reflects on her journey, acknowledging her growth and the enduring emotion she feels for her craft.
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