'Who's a pretty girl?' Actor Melissa George, 42, shows off her youthful visage in a makeup-free selfie with her pet parrot
Melissa George has hardly aged a day since she first appeared on Australian TV screens in Home and Away back in the early '90s.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, the 42-year-old actress shared a makeup-free selfie of herself at home.
In the photo, Melissa can be seen relaxing on a couch, while clutching a tumbler with wine in one hand.
Frozen in time: In her Instagram post on Friday, it is clear Melissa George (pictured) has hardly aged a day since she first appeared on Australian TV screens in Home and Away back in the early '90s
A parrot is seen beside her, perched on the back of the lounge, and trying in vain to peck through the glass to get to its contents.
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She captioned the photo: 'Two birds having a drink.'
While Melissa's shoulder-length blonde hair looks dishevelled in the picture, the actor appears fresh-faced in the photo.
Fresh-faced: Melissa regularly shows off her youthful complexion in selfies on Instagram
Teen queen: Melissa has spent her adult life in the spotlight, after being cast in Home and Away at the age of 16. Pictured in the long-running soap alongside former co-star Dieter Brummer
Melissa has spent her adult life in the spotlight, after being cast in Home and Away at age 16.
After a stint living in the United States, the Perth-born actor now calls Paris home, where she shares custody of her two young sons, Raphael, five, and Solal, three, with her French ex, businessman Jean David Blanc, 51.
'The only place I chose to live was New York City,' Melissa told The Sydney Morning Herald in February.
Ooh la la: After a stint living in the United States, the Perth-born actress now resides in Paris with her two young sons, Raphael, five, and Solal, three, whom she shares with her French ex, businessman Jean David Blanc
'The only place I chose to live was New York City,' Melissa told The Sydney Morning Herald in February
'Australia is home, for sure, and it'll never not be home. It's where I feel the best. It's where I feel complete,' the ex soap star added.
However, Melissa admitted she still has an attachment to her old life in New York.
'I think where I dream is New York. That's where I achieved my independence, that's where I got some of my best roles. And it's still standing, I still have my place there because I can't let it go. I want to go back,' she said.
'Australia is home, for sure, and it'll never not be home. It's where I feel the best. It's where I feel complete,' Melissa said
