Anne Hathaway Confesses to Early-Onset Cataracts: "Half-Blind for 10 Years" [World Star Issue]

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Actress Anne Hathaway revealed that she was nearly blind in one eye due to early-onset cataracts throughout her 30s.

Anne Hathaway recently appeared on the New York Times podcast 'Popcast' and disclosed that she was nearly blind in one eye due to early-onset cataracts throughout her 30s.

She said, "This might be too much information," and added, "I was half-blind for 10 years."

She continued, "It had such a significant impact on my vision that my left eye was legally considered blind. Eventually, I underwent surgery. Only after the surgery did I realize how severe the condition had been. Only then could I finally see all the colors and the full scope of the world."

Regarding her current vision, Anne Hathaway described it as "a miracle." She said, "I am grateful just for the fact that I can see as I do now. Waking up every morning and seeing the world with my current vision feels like a miracle."

She added, "Just two generations ago, someone like me wouldn't have even had the opportunity for such treatment. That is why I feel even more deeply connected to such a miraculous event."

Meanwhile, Anne Hathaway recently met with audiences through 'The Devil Wears Prada 2'. 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' tells the story of Miranda, the editor-in-chief of the legendary fashion magazine 'Runway', and Andy, who returns as a contributing editor after 20 years, reuniting with Emily, now an executive at a luxury brand, as they risk their entire careers to regain control of the fashion industry in a completely changed media landscape. The film has currently recorded a cumulative audience count of 1.56 million.

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