Tiegs has often emphasized the importance of maintaining personal well-being, surrounding herself with positive influences, and prioritizing family alongside career obligations.
A significant aspect of Tiegs’ life is her commitment to environmental advocacy. Motivated by concern for the planet, she has traveled to remote locations such as the Canadian Arctic and Copper Canyon in Mexico to witness environmental challenges firsthand.
This dedication extends beyond publicity; she actively participates in campaigns, supports educational initiatives, and inspires others to consider their environmental impact.
However, Tiegs’ public commentary has occasionally sparked controversy. In 2016, she criticized Sports Illustrated for featuring plus-size model Ashley Graham on the cover, stating that it could glamorize unhealthy body standards.
Tiegs argued, “No, I don’t think it’s healthy. Her face is beautiful. Beautiful. But I don’t think it’s healthy in the long run,” referencing wellness perspectives from experts like Dr. Oz. The remarks led to widespread media discussion, with some interpreting her comments as body-shaming.
Tiegs later clarified in 2017 that her intention was misrepresented, explaining, “It’s just about finding your own healthy path. That’s all. I don’t know her; I don’t know if she’s healthy or not. That’s up to her.”
At 77, Cheryl Tiegs embodies longevity, health, and vitality. She maintains her well-being through yoga, mindful nutrition, and regular physical activity, alongside prioritizing mental health and surrounding herself with supportive friends.
Reading, meditation, and connecting with inspiring communities are integral to her daily routine. Tiegs’ approach illustrates a holistic perspective on aging, where joy, movement, and purpose contribute to overall wellness. Continue reading…
