The Internet Can’t Believe Model Chuando Tan Just Turned 60 Years Old

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If age is just a number, then Chuando Tan can fully ignore his.

A Singaporean model recently turned 60 on March 3rd, and people online were amazed by how young he looks. Many fans couldn’t believe his age!

One fan jokingly pointed out on his Instagram that they suspected he was a vampire, but couldn’t offer any proof. Another commenter simply called him ‘the most handsome grandpa.’

A third commenter added in disbelief, “You’re celebrating 60 years with the face of a 35-year-old.”

Even as he enters a new decade, Chuando stays grounded. In a recent birthday post, he reflected on what truly matters, saying, “Time is the only real wealth.”

He went on to say that each new day is a gift, not something to be expected. He felt thankful to still be alive and realized the best way forward was to reconnect with nature and sunshine every day, focusing on things that last.

These feelings echo Chuando’s advice for aging well—advice he’s been offering since becoming famous in 2017 for looking remarkably youthful.

As someone who’s spent years helping people live their best lives, I can tell you that your mindset is huge when it comes to creating the life you want. It really does set the stage for everything! But let’s be real – you can’t neglect the basics. I always emphasize that a healthy diet is absolutely essential for feeling good, both physically and mentally. It’s a non-negotiable part of overall well-being, as I shared with the South China Morning Post recently.

That’s why Chuando isn’t letting his viral fame get to his head.

He shared with Vogue Man Singapore in June that he’s never worried about getting older. He explained that even when he became popular online at age 51, it didn’t change how he felt – he was simply continuing to enjoy life as usual.

He explained that it’s important to maintain your self-confidence and feel good about yourself, no matter your age. This isn’t about attracting others, but about feeling good in your own skin.

Despite sharing a lot of his life with his almost two million Instagram followers, he still values his privacy.

Chuando stated he would avoid public speaking at all costs, but feels perfectly comfortable being himself when filming.

For more stars who have been candid about aging in the public eye, keep reading.

She told Self magazine that she doesn’t focus on whether aging makes you look better or worse, but simply sees it as a natural part of life. ‘You evolve, and that’s perfectly fine. Change is just what life is all about,’ she explained.

It’s impossible to stop aging – we all do, and that’s just life. Many women seem to take getting older personally, as if they’ve somehow failed to stay young. I think that’s a strange way to look at it. Getting older is actually a privilege; not everyone gets the chance to do so, as she explained to Access Hollywood.

Throughout history, whenever women have achieved progress, society often responds by trying to hold them back. Right now, it feels like we’re making gains, but there’s increasing pressure to conform to unrealistic standards – you’re not allowed to show signs of aging or even be visibly pregnant. This feels worse than ever, and it’s a clever way to control people by making them dislike themselves. But I’m choosing to embrace my humanity and reject that shame,” she told the Los Angeles Times.

Turning 40 made me realize I’ve grown into a more self-accepting person, and it’s a really comforting feeling,” she shared with Harper’s Bazaar.

She told Popsugar that she’s more content with her body now because it’s a result of her hard work, and she has a healthier relationship with it. While she acknowledges her body looked ‘better’ in her early twenties, she didn’t enjoy it then because she was constantly comparing herself to others.

Honestly, I don’t care about getting older! A few wrinkles and a little gravity? Totally worth it for all the things I’ve learned and felt. And if things start to… well, you know, droop? If my body changes in ways society deems ‘unattractive’? I genuinely won’t lose sleep over it. She said it herself, and it just gets me. It’s like, who cares? It’s about so much more than appearances, and she understands that perfectly!

“F–k you. I’m 50. That’s what I’m going to say when I turn 50. Sorry,” as she told Popsugar. 

After living for 60 years, I’ve realized something important: being brave is incredibly valuable. I spent too much of my life held back by fear, and that’s something I really regret, I told PopSugar.

It’s funny how your perspective on age changes. When you’re young, older ages seem so far off and maybe even daunting. But then you reach those ages and realize they’re actually wonderful. You start to wonder about the next milestone, and then you find that one is great too. It’s like you gain the wisdom to appreciate each stage of life as you get there,” she explained to Bustle.

“I do think about ageing. I have those moments of panic and vanity, but life keeps getting better, so you can’t worry about it too much,” she told Marie Claire UK.

I absolutely love what she said! She doesn’t believe in ‘aging’ at all – she sees it as simply becoming more mature and gaining wisdom. And she calls that true beauty, which I couldn’t agree with more. It’s such a lovely way to look at life, and she shared it with Ok! Magazine.

“Age holds absolutely no fear for me. There is so much enjoyment ahead,” as she told MarieClaire.

She expressed surprise that anyone wouldn’t agree that women become more beautiful with age. She explained to Net-a-Porter Magazine that this beauty stems from the confidence that comes with getting older.

Lying about your age is a form of dishonesty that fuels a larger problem in our culture—the desire to be someone you’re not. She explained in O, The Oprah Magazine that true fulfillment comes from embracing your authentic self.

We can’t stop the aging process, but we can control how we approach it. Looking at my face, I see my entire life story etched in every line and mark. It’s often said that our outer appearance reflects our inner selves. If you rarely smile, your face may lose its shape. But if you’re a cheerful person, you’ll develop smile lines. Each wrinkle tells a story, creating a visual map of our experiences. My face shows the effects of all my adventures – the sun, wind, and rain. It holds all my memories, so why would I want to get rid of them? I shared with Vogue.

She told Glamour that as women age, they often become more comfortable and confident with their sexuality. It’s less about feeling embarrassed or intimidated, and more about embracing it as a natural part of growing older and becoming more at ease with themselves.

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2026-03-05 05:47