'Entourage' Star's High School Cheerleading Uniform Becomes Her Teen Daughter's Halloween Costume Megan JohnsonNovember 1, 2025 at 10:06 PM 0 DFree / Shutterstock.com Actress Constance Zimmer saw her high school cheerleading uniform put to good use this Halloween. The star, 55, who is best known for beloved roles on Entourage, House of Cards, Boston Legal, and Unreal, took to Instagram to share a fun sidebyside photo of herself at age 17 wearing her high school cheerleading uniform.
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Actress Constance Zimmer saw her high school cheerleading uniform put to good use this Halloween.
The star, 55, who is best known for beloved roles on Entourage, House of Cards, Boston Legal, and Unreal, took to Instagram to share a fun side-by-side photo of herself at age 17 wearing her high school cheerleading uniform. In the second photo, Zimmer's 17-year-old daughter is wearing the same uniform for her Halloween costume.
"When I was 17, I had no idea that one day my 17-year-old would be wearing my cheerleading uniform as a costume for Halloween! #anythingispossible#happyhalloween," Zimmer captioned the sweet photo set.
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Zimmer Recently Launched a Podcast
While Zimmer has made waves with endless memorable roles in Hollywood, she's taking on a new one: podcaster. Zimmer and Heidi Clements are the hosts of Talk Fifty to Me, a new podcast that describes itself as "reframing your 50s, one episode at a time." The podcast premiered earlier this week.
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She's Empowered by Aging
Earlier this month, Zimmer opened up about her experience navigating her fifties and how she found the journey rather empowering. While attending the Flow Space Women's Health Summit, she noted that things have changed in recent years.
"I would say that I haven't felt invisible. I've actually felt more empowered than ever before, and those are the stories that people are missing talking about because we can all choose to become invisible because we don't have the information or the tools to use for our benefit," Zimmer said, Variety reported. "But when you get those tools, everybody's talking about menopause, HRT, or whatever you have to do to get yourself to a place where you feel full, whether it's hormones or not, then you're leading with your best foot forward, right? But women, even five years ago, were not given that permission to talk about this. It's why the 50s became invisible, because there was nobody knew what the fuck was going on, and everybody thought they were crazy, and nobody would listen to them. But now people are listening."
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