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Sofia Vergara, 51, says she is 'maybe' dating Dr Justin Saliman as she states she needs a beau to have 'health and money' before declaring she is 'not picky'
Sofia Vergara has been very coy about how serious she is with her new beau, Dr Justin Saliman.
But in the new digital issue of People, the 51-year-old Griselda star did allow that they are 'maybe' an item even though they have been photographed going on dates for months.
'I think now that I'm older, it's great because you know exactly what you like,' the actress said about finding love after divorcing Joe Manganiello last year.
'I just do what makes me feel confident and beautiful,' she said about being a single woman over 50 in Hollywood.
According to his website, Saliman is the inventor of the Novo Stitch Pro Meniscal Repair system, which allows a surgeon to repair meniscus tears rather than remove the damaged area.
Sofia Vergara has been very coy about how serious she is with her new beau, Dr Justin Saliman. But in the new digital issue of People, the 51-year-old Griselda star did allow that they are 'maybe' an item even though they have been photographed going on dates for months. Seen in March in LA
The couple have been dating since October 2023, but they have mostly steered clear of talking about each other on social media.
She also told the site that it hard to date when you are famous.
'Because everything gets so exaggerated,' said the pinup from Colombia.
'Everything sometimes gets not interpreted the right way. So life is already hard. Having relationships is hard. Problems are hard.
'And then to see it out there and be completely changed, you want to be like, “What is going on?” But you just get used to it. It comes with being famous, so you can’t complain that much.'
Sofia also listed the qualities she is likes in a partner: 'Health. Money. Fun. With kids. That’s it. That’s all I want.'
Vergara seems to mean that she wants a man who already has had his children with a previous partner.
And she said the only deal-breaker she has is she refuses to expand her family: 'No more kids,' she said firmly.
She still looks like a million bucks! On the left in 2022 and on the right in the 1980s
She also told the site that it hard to date when you are famous. 'Because everything gets so exaggerated,' said the pinup from Colombia. 'Everything sometimes gets not interpreted the right way. So life is already hard. Having relationships is hard.' Seen in March
And she is open to dating someone in the industry again.
'Yes, of course. I mean, it’s already hard for a fiftysomething-year-old woman to find someone. I’m not going to be now picky about, “Oh, he can only be a doctor. Oh, he can only be an astronaut.” [Laughs] No, I mean, I’m not that picky,' she said.
Also in the issue, Sofia revealed she did not have kids with ex Manganiello because their marriage was not exactly great and it would not have been wise to welcome a child into that.
HOW SOFIA VERGARA STAYS BEAUTIFUL IN HER 50S
Sofia Vergara is one of the top beauties in Hollywood.
And she has no intention of letting her looks slide, the 51-year-old siren told the new digital issue of People magazine.
The Modern Family veteran - who shared why she didn't have kids with ex Joe Manganiello - admitted that she will push back on nature for as long as she possibly can. 'I'm going to fight it every step of the way!' said the Griselda actress.
For now, she feels amazing: 'I feel great. I know I don’t look the same. But I don’t think I am going to ever be the woman that has the courage to be, like, all-white hair.'
She has also tried every silly beauty treatment that is out there: 'I’ve done it all. I mean, you tell me to put cement under your eye, you’re going to look younger, I’ll do it immediately. I do it all.'
The interview also covers her beauty secrets, what her workouts are like, how she is a sugar addict and why she won't cut her long hair.
Sofia Vergara is one of the top beauties in Hollywood. And she has no intention of letting her looks slide, the 51-year-old siren told the new digital issue of People magazine. Seen in the 1980s
'It’s like I put coconut oil on my head. I put it on my feet. I’ve wrapped myself in plastic with Aquaphor up to the neck. I’ll do it. I don’t care. It’s not stupid,' she noted.
And the America's Got Talent revealed her real beauty secret that anyone can do: sleep.
'I take sleeping seriously now. Before, I could survive on six hours, now I know that I don’t look good if I don’t sleep more,' added the designer.
If she has a photo shoot, she tries to wake up earlier because she needs time to get rid of the 'puffiness': 'Our job as actors, it’s not like, put your glasses on, and go pick up your kid at school or go and sit in a desk. You have to be camera-ready and do your job. But it takes longer now that I’m older,' the star noted.
She also hops in the shower every morning to lather up.
'I wash my hair every single day of my life. I mean, unless I’m sick or I have to catch a plane at 3 in the morning, then I don’t have time,' noted the diva.
'But I wash my hair every day. Everybody always told me it’s going to ruin your hair, and it never has.'
And she won't cut her long hair off.
'In Latin America, I mean they used to tell you that once you hit 40, you’re not supposed to have this crazy long hair. So I’m always thinking like, “Is it time? Is it time to cut it?” I don’t know, I don’t want to feel like old-fashioned [with] short hair.
One of the biggest shockers of the interview is that she works out lightly but often: 'I have bad knees, so I’ve never been really into crazy workouts. I’ve worked out kind of like an older person my whole life. I do little weights like this [she curls up her arm], but I am constant. I do it often because I can’t do spinning or any of those sexy exercises now.'
And she loves to eat cake often as she is a self-proclaimed sugar addict.
The Modern Family veteran admitted that she will push back on nature for as long as she possibly can; seen in an ad for her Walmart swimwear line this year
For now, she feels amazing: 'I feel great. I know I don’t look the same. But I don’t think I am going to ever be the woman that has the courage to be, like, all-white hair.' Seen left this year and seen right in Miami in the 1980s
'I'm going to fight it every step of the way!' said the Griselda actress; seen last summer in Ravello, Itay
Sofia loves to keep herself looking her very best probably because of where she grew up: in Colombia.
'I think because I'm Latin, we always grow up thinking about looking good, doing your hair, your makeup. It's something that makes you feel good,' she said.
'I love beauty products. I love makeup, I love clothes. And I think now that I'm older, it's great, because you know exactly what you like, what looks good on you, what doesn't look good on you. I don't do what is in fashion. I just do what feels good, makes me feel confident and beautiful.'
And she did not like covering up her looks for her latest series, she admitted: 'I did Griselda for six months. It was a horrific [look],' she said, laughing. 'It was torture.'
Sofia also said that she is grateful that she is good looking because it helped open doors: 'I always knew how I looked, and I was always very thankful, because at the end of the day, you have to be.'
Shockingly, as a teenager she was 'very skinny and not very voluptuous at that time.'
She said: 'So it took me some years to fill in, and then I started feeling confident. But at the beginning I was like, "Oh, I don't have anything." And then God punished me. [Laughs].'
She has also tried every silly beauty treatment that is out there: 'I’ve done it all. I mean, you tell me to put cement under your eye, you’re going to look younger, I’ll do it immediately. I do it all.' Seen in Italy last summer