Anne Hathaways Inshallah Remark Delights Fans

Anne Hathaway surprised and delighted fans worldwide by casually using the Arabic phrase "inshallah" during a recent interview with People magazine, sparking widespread positive reactions on social media.

The 43-year-old actress, named People's World's Most Beautiful Star for 2026, made the remark while discussing how she embraces aging in her forties. Speaking with editor-in-chief Charlotte Triggs, Hathaway reflected on the perspective that comes with age. "You have to be more serious about how you take care of yourself," she said. "But other than that, it's just the same stuff, right? You're still you, and life is still life and music's still good." She described the decade as a time to assess past decisions and their long-term effects, noting that she now values a sense of calm over the emotional highs and lows of youth. "When you're in your forties, you have had the opportunity to see how certain decisions bore fruit over time," she added. Turning to her hopes for the future, Hathaway said, "I want to have a long, healthy life, inshallah. I hope so."

The phrase, which translates to "God willing" or "if God wills," originates from the Quran and is commonly used in Muslim...