Hilaria Baldwin admits to sometimes needing therapy over her 26-year age gap with husband Alec Baldwin.

The multi-hyphenate, 41, made the admission during a recent guest appearance on the Uncut and Uncensored with Caroline Stanbury podcast.

“I don’t believe that age is just a number, at least in our situation,” Hilaria admitted. “I think that there’s certain things where I have to look at him and say he has 26 more years of experience. And sometimes that’s a flex, and sometimes that means that we need to do a little therapy.”

Hilaria, who appeared on Dancing with the Stars season 34, added that she’s learned not to care about outside opinions, especially given that she’s entered her 40s. “You can’t please everybody,” she said.

“By your 40s, you know what you want, and that confidence is really sexy and comforting.”

She also shared that maturity has brought more peace and self-assurance. “The ups and downs and insecurities we have when we’re younger fade away. That’s a gift that comes with age.”

Hilaria and Alec, who married in 2012, share seven children, including daughters Carmen, 12, María, 4, and Ilaria, 2, and sons Rafael, 10, Leonardo, 9, Romeo, 7, and Eduardo, 5.

The Rust star is also father to Ireland Baldwin, 30, from his marriage to Kim Basinger.

Jenna Bush Hager has admitted that she dyed her hair to look like Claire Danes’ My So-Called Life character.

In a new chat with PEOPLE Magazine, Jenna Bush Hager revealed to Claire Danes that she once dyed her hair in middle school to look like Danes’ iconic character from series.

During her appearance on the latest episode of Jenna & Friends, the 43-year-old host confessed that one of Danes’ characters inspired her early hair transformation.

“I have had kind of a girl crush on you for a long time, including in the sixth grade when I got food coloring and I dyed my hair to look [like you],” Bush Hager told Danes, referring to her role as Angela Chase on the beloved teen drama.

The television personality even shared a side-by-side photo of herself as a kid and Danes’ character, both rocking the same reddish-brown shade. 

“I mean, please look, doesn’t that little person want to be the other little person?” she joked.

“That is very sweet,” replied Danes, 46, before moving to a new topic.

Kylie Jenner is stepping onto the big screen as herself.

The reality star and beauty mogul, 28, revealed on her sister Khloé Kardashian’s Khloé in Wonder Land podcast on Wednesday that she appears in The Moment, Charli xcx’s upcoming A24 film “based on an original idea” by the musician.

“It’s major, obviously,” Jenner said. “Oh my god, for the Charli movie coming out, I was so scared for days to actually do it. I had a very small part. I mean, I had a lot of lines, but I was just so afraid.”

Jenner explained that the experience pushed her outside her comfort zone. “I used to do a lot more things like that, but now I’m used to being very sheltered, staying in a safe box,” she said. 

“It’s probably why I don’t share as much anymore. After years of judgment and criticism, you start protecting yourself. I was terrified to do this, but so proud once I did.”

The Moment follows a rising pop star (played by Charli xcx) navigating fame and industry pressure while preparing for her first arena tour, per Deadline.

Jenner filmed her scenes shortly after the death of her longtime friend and hairstylist, Jesús Guerrero, who passed away in February from a lung infection and fungal disease following a trip to Dubai.

“I had already committed, and then I thought, ‘Wow, I’m in such a bad place. I don’t know if I’ll be okay in a month,’” Jenner said. “I told the director, Aiden Zamiri, ‘I really want to do it. Just give me a chance, I’ll get it together.’”

During that time, Jenner leaned heavily on her family for strength, especially her sister Kim Kardashian, who recently appeared in Hulu’s All’s Fair.

“She was such a big support for me,” Jenner shared. “My family really helped me through that period.”