“A Tip for Anyone Struggling”: American Actress Natasha Lyonne Took to Surfing To Quit an Unhealthy Life Habit

At times in this fast-moving world, people tend to pick up unhealthy habits along the way. Gradually, they become a coping mechanism or a momentary break from reality. Sometimes, these habits do more harm than good. Moreover, it isn’t as easy to quit them either. But renowned American actress Natasha Lyonne might just have a way out for those struggling.

Recently, the “Russian Doll” actress appeared in an interview with Jimmy Fallon. In a hilarious conversation with the host, Lyonne detailed how she managed to stay away from “New York and Cigarettes.” Instead, she replaced it with a much healthier and more thrilling activity. Her answer left Fallon stunned, who wasn’t aware of this adventurous side of his old friend.

Natasha Lyonne chooses thrill over ‘New York & Cigarettes’

On Tuesday, American actress Natasha Lyonne made a guest appearance on ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.’ The actress spoke about her work in the Netflix original comedy-drama series, Russian Doll. Aside from her work, Lyonne made a very astonishing revelation about her private life. The 43-year-old revealed that after being fed up with the typical life of a New Yorker, Lyonne has found solace in surfing. “What do I do with the New York & the cigarettes? Enough! So I became a surfer,” said the New Yorker.

Stunned by the new information, Fallon exclaimed that despite having known the actress for decades, he never knew she could surf. Laughing at her long-time friend and host’s reaction, the actress hilariously explained how it all started. “Well, I Googled mid-life crisis. And then I thought I’ll take this one. And you know it’ll make me like a Buddhist or something. ‘I’m too into quantum physics, so I should be more into nature,’ I said to myself,” she said, recalling a conversation with herself.

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Furthermore, the “Russian Doll” director explained how surfing makes it hard to smoke. “And now I’m like I get up all the time…I go out there and it’s very hard. It’s hard to light up if you’re on the board, so it’s very helpful, just as a tip for anyone struggling to quit,” she elaborated.

Well, that is one way to go down the healthy lane. While surfing might be as tough as quitting cigarettes, it sure is a lot healthier than the latter. So now you know what you can tell your friends from New York if they make up excuses for quitting the cancer stick.

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