<p>Jane Fonda is planning to lose 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms) before filming resumes on her TV show Grace and Frankie.</p><p> The 82-year-old actress was forced to halt work on the seventh and final season of the Netflix series when the coronavirus pandemic hit in March, and she wants to look her best before she goes back on set. </p><p> "There was a time when I was anorexic, but I never got below 112 (pounds)," Fonda recalled of her previous eating disorder struggles during an interview with The New York Times. "I don't let it get too far out of hand. I'm not at my fighting weight right now. I'm 127. My fighting weight is about 119. So, you know, when we get three weeks out from shooting Grace and Frankie, I'll lose 10 pounds."</p><p> Fonda credits a healthy diet and working out regularly with her trainer, now with the addition of masks and gloves, for her looks, as well as fillers and a good posture. </p><p> Just before the Covid-19 lockdown, the veteran actress embraced her grey hair once and for all and the Grace and Frankie team supported her decision. </p><p> "I went grey at just the right moment," she said. "I didn't know Covid was coming along. I got tired of the chemicals and the time and the money to keep myself this particular colour of blonde, you know - enough already! And so I talked to the producers of Grace and Frankie and I said, 'I want to go grey, but that would mean that Grace is going to have to go grey,' and they were all for it."</p><p> Late last year, Fonda declared that she would never buy any new clothes, as part of her environmental activism, and she told the outlet that she sold 40 of her 50 pairs of blue jeans two weeks ago and remains committed to her statement. </p><p> "Never again. I have two closets full of clothes. I have clothes that I wore 30 years ago. I can still wear them. That's one thing about not putting on too much weight. And when I can't wear anything anymore, I just sell it now," she explained.</p>