Teri Hatcher looked fresh as a daisy as she ran errands in Los Angeles on Tuesday morning.

The 60-year-old leading lady appeared half her age as she went to feed a parking meter in the Studio City area.

The Desperate Housewives alum hid her slender figure wearing a loose-fitting black sweatshirt with white stripes and matching joggers.

The Lois And Clark star donned comfortable looking white sneakers as she was seen outside a Brazilian jiu-jitsu gym.

Brazilian jiu-jitsu, often abbreviated to BJJ, is a self-defense martial art and combat sport based on grappling, ground fighting, and submission holds.

She piled her long, dark hair is a messy bun high on her head and appeared to be wearing minimal makeup behind her large framed sunglᴀsses. 

While she can make even a sidewalk look like a runway, the actress has revealed that like many women her age, she is a member of the ‘sandwich generation.’ 

Teri Hatcher, 60, looked half her age as she ran errands in Los Angeles on Tuesday morning wearing a loose-fitting black sweatshirt with white stripes and matching joggers

After successfully raising her daughter, Emmerson, 28, whom she shares with ex-husband Jon Tenney, 63, Hatcher is also taking care of her elderly parents. 

‘My dad has dementia and both my parents are 89 years old, and I take care of both of them. I’m an only child and that takes a lot of my time,’ she told First for Women for its December issue. 

The stunning California beauty explained as she approaches getting older, she wants to focus on quality of life.

‘I’m curious about what is the best benefit and approach for me. And I can’t speak for other people but for me, it seems to be concentrating on the graтιтude and the joy that everyday can offer and what I can find and make out of it combined with mindful, responsible, accountable behavior to behave in a way that is going to allow me to have longevity.’

The WondLA voice actress said she is looking forward to more adventures in the future.  

‘I don’t care what I really look like in the sixties, but I do care whether or not I can climb up an 8-mile hike up a mountain, and that’s something I have done in the past,’ she explained.

‘I’ve climbed Machu Picchu, I’ve done a 60-mile hike along the southern coast of Cornwall, England. These are things that bring me a lot of joy and I don’t want those opportunities to go away just because I’m 70 or 80 years old.’

She also practices meditation and mindfulness to relieve stress and stay focused.

Hatcher piled her long, dark hair is a messy bun high on her head and appeared to be wearing minimal makeup behind her large framed sunglᴀsses

The versatile actress, who shares daughter Emerson, 28 with ex-husband Jon Tenney, 63, revealed she has been taking care of her elderly parents. ‘My dad has dementia… I take care of both of them. I’m an only child and that takes a lot of my time,’ she told First for Women  (Pictured in Palma de Mallorca, Spain in August 2024)

‘I don’t care what I really look like in the sixties, but I do care whether or not I can climb up an 8-mile hike up a mountain, and that’s something I have done in the past,’ the actress said, explaining ‘I don’t want those opportunities to go away just because I’m 70 or 80 years old’  (Pictured in Munich in November 2022)

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‘I don’t meditate by sitting down and closing my eyes, but I do think in a meditative way, being mindful of my thoughts and I understand that I have a choice about my thoughts and what the result of my thoughts will make me feel one way or another.’

Hatcher is keeping her mind young by learning a second language.

‘I’m learning French right now and using the Duolingo app; that’s been going very well,’ adding she has a circle of new friends who speak the language which inspired her, but she’s progressing well with the help from her feline friend.

‘The one time she will come cuddle with me is when Duolingo makes sounds. It has my French learning going up exponentially because I go to bed, turn the Duolingo app on and my cat leaps onto my chest and just lays there when I learn Duolingo. Sometimes I’ll do it for an hour because I’m just so excited to have the cat cuddle with me on my chest.’