Jane Seymour believes her first marriage "did not count"

Jane Seymour believes her first marriage "did not count" because she and Michael Attenborough were so young.

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00:00And stand with those right over there, and ladies, stand up, stand up, and those smiles,

00:11stand up right there please, ladies right there, both of you right here, together ladies

00:18right here.

00:37We've been asked to participate, I mean everything that Stand Up To Cancer does as far as research

00:42and helping to find a cure, I actually know because my doctor, Dr. Piro, works with them

00:48and one of the reasons why he chose me and I chose him is because I really love it.

00:54It's cute, right?

00:55Yeah, I love their stuff.

00:59It's leather, but it's got an edge, but it's still kind of feminine, which I really like,

01:05and the jeans are genius, like.

01:09Hello, I mean I was here in 2016 with Stand Up To Cancer, and it's an organization that

01:16I support.

01:17We need more research, we need more clinical trials, somebody like me wouldn't be around

01:23if we didn't have that, and I'm going on stage tonight with one of my best friends, who has

01:29cancer, so.

01:31Badass to me is all about a woman who has integrity, compassion, intelligence, and does

01:36it for herself and doesn't rely on a man.

01:40Very different, and it's all about, it's very telling.