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I feel like I'm 32, DiCaprio says after turning 50

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August 15, 2025

Leonardo DiCaprio, the actor often romantically linked to women much younger than him, may have hinted at why the age gap is of no significance to him as he reflects on turning 50.

- Caroline Davies

The star of films including Titanic and The Wolf of Wall Street claims he feels as if he is only in his early 30s.

He was asked by the US film-maker Paul Thomas Anderson: "You're going to answer as quickly as you can. If you didn't know how old you are, how old are you right now?" DiCaprio responded: "Thirty-two."

Anderson, the director of DiCaprio's latest action thriller, One Battle After Another, which is released in the UK next month, asked him to reflect on his milestone birthday, which he celebrated in November.

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