Lisa Ann Walter Defies Age at 59 as She Stuns with Her Curves in Fitted Khaki Dress

Lisa Ann Walter made her "The Late Late Show" debut wearing the $435 Salvation Dress from ZHIVAGO this week. The figure-hugging look is on brand with her new outlook on curves.

With her red locks contrasting against the secondary color of the dress, Lisa Ann Walter laughed with abandonment on James Corden's show. Quinta Brunson left a fire emoji on her post from March 9, 2023, and their "Abbot Elementary" castmate, Tyler James Williams, added three flames of his own.

Actress Rosa Blasi wrote, "This dress is incredible on you!" A makeup artist commented, "You look absolutely stunning!!" One fan asked how she could be "this beautiful," echoed through the comments that were ablaze with all the fire emojis. Writer Sara Benincasa said, "LEGGGGGZ!"

Lisa Ann Walter Keeps Herself Healthy & Is Not Worried about 'the Number on the Scale' like She Used To

Lisa Ann Walter wants women to learn to love the body they're in because "everyone is supposed to be a different body type." She told Parade this week that at 59, she resolved to eat healthily, have the occasional treat, and not worry about the scale.

Lisa Ann Walter's "Abbot Elementary" co-star's blunt words have changed how she views herself.

It helps that she genuinely enjoys vegetables. She's put herself on just about every diet on the market, becoming stricter since she began the never-ending quest to lose 10 pounds as a teenager.

The Actress' Co-star Sheryl Lee Ralph Helped Her Learn to Love Herself More

Sheryl Lee Ralph kick-started Walter's de-programming after years of having a negative body image. As a Broadway actress in her twenties, Ralph overcame many body stigmas and now encourages others love themself. Walter explained to The Wrap in February 2023 what Ralph told her:

"You talk too much trash about yourself — I know you think it's funny. You're going to stop that. You are beautiful. Your body is beautiful. I don't want to hear negative [things]."

Lisa Ann Walter's "Abbot Elementary" co-star's blunt words have changed how she views herself, letting go of the "Charlie's Angels" ideal she was fed as a teen. She said that in the '80s, white women were conditioned to strive for the slender frame of Farrah Fawcett.

She admires Ralph for being "centered," embracing everything about herself and celebrating what is wonderful. "The Parent Trap" actress reckons anyone near the star picks up on her confidence.

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