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| PICTURE: Instagram/@nicolacoughlan
Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan appeared shocked as she was asked why people are so 'obsessed' with her age.
The 37-year-old Galway actress rose to fame for he role as Claire in Derry Girl and now for her role as Penelope Featherington on the Netflix drama.
Coughlan has had a lot of social media conversation around her age, with users posting stiches of the star on popular social media platform TikTok saying: "I want whatever she is doing because if I looked this good at 37, I would be happy."
@refinery29au 37 years old? More like TIMELESS #bridgerton #bridgertonnetflix #polin #nicolacoughlan #lukenewton #netflix #netflixseries #penelopefeatherington #colinbridgerton #bridgertoninbowral @nicolacoughlan ♬ original sound - Refinery29 Australia
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