Lisa Ann Walter Serves 'Killer Bod' at 59 in Sparkling Silver Dress & Faux Fur

Draped in a faux-fur stole, Lisa Ann Walter channeled Marilyn Monroe in Sareh Nouri's Starry Night sequin gown at the Elton John Aids Foundation 2023 Oscars viewing party. She dipped further into the Monroe vibe by using the siren's voice in a red-carpet interview and doing sultry poses.

Days after the event, Lisa Ann Walter uploaded photos and a clip to the delight of her social media following, who found her "Old Hollywood" silhouette "enchanting." One user posted, "Faux fur ROCKS, and so do YOU!!" Another fan said: "Second pic confirming you are an actual goddess."

On the red-carpet, ET's Cassie DiLaura named the star the "belle of the ball" of this award season. The actress admitted to not taking advice to prepare another outfit for her next party, Beyoncé and JAY-Z's bash. Thinking on her feet, she dramatically started shortening the gown.

Lisa Ann Walter Used to Feel Pressured to Conform to Hollywood's Body Standard

On the NAACP Awards, Lisa Ann Walter had an emotional interview with Essence about how her body was not celebrated in her youth as it is now. After a standup set in New York City, Dave Chappelle spoke to her about a self-deprecation bit about her butt years ago.

Quinta Brunson's shout-out to Brad Pitt at the Golden Globes, his name was in the mix as they spoke about possible cameos.

After she explained to him that she was brought up to hate her body, Chappelle told her she was listening to the wrong people. At the beginning of her Hollywood career, she was constantly pressured to lose ten pounds, which she finds ridiculous now because she was so thin back then.

A fellow teacher at "Abbot Elementary," Sheryl Lee Ralph, has barred her from making self-deprecating jokes about her body, telling her to love herself. Walter has stopped making jokes at her body's expense.

Walter and Ralph went on "Spilling the E-Tea" on February 22, 2023, to stir up intrigue about the third season of their ABC mockumentary-style comedy.

With the show's creator Quinta Brunson's shout-out to Brad Pitt at the Golden Globes, his name was in the mix as they spoke about possible cameos.

Walter thought Philadelphia-born Bradley Cooper was a better fit for the show than Pitt, saying she'll buy Cooper showing up at "Abbot Elementary," "as her boyfriend." Hannah Waddingham had expressed interest in a guest spot, proposing to Walter that she could be "an annoying English teacher."

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