32 Stars Turning 40 This Year

Updated on Nov 29, 2016 at 4:38 PM

It seems as though Hollywood celebrities have found the fountain of youth. A collection of your favorite stars are celebrating their 40th birthdays this year, but you would find that extremely hard to believe if you just took one look at them. Celebrities like Ryan Reynolds, Alicia Silverstone, and Blake Shelton all rang in the big 4-0, along with — gasp! — Anna Faris and Melissa Joan Hart. Also in the mix is America's sweetheart Reese Witherspoon, who celebrated her special day with a star-studded bash back in March. Keep reading to see all the stars who have already turned or will soon be 40 this year. Some of these may shock you!

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32 Stars Turning 40 This Year

Ryan Reynolds

Alicia Silverstone

Reese Witherspoon

Blake Shelton

Elsa Pataky

Melissa Joan Hart

Freddie Prinze Jr.

Emma Bunton

Benedict Cumberbatch

Candace Cameron Bure

Joe Manganiello

Rashida Jones

Alexander Skarsgard

Isla Fisher

Sam Worthington

Michelle Monaghan

JC Chasez

Anna Faris

Seann William Scott

Naomie Harris

Danny Masterson

Charlie Day

Diane Kruger

Joey Lawrence

Ali Larter

Adrian Grenier

Keri Russell

Colin Farrell

Amy Smart

David Oyelowo

Amy Acker

Soleil Moon Frye

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