The iconic Clint Eastwood, known for his impeccable style, appeared disheveled at a recent public appearance, signaling a shift in his demeanor as reported by RadarOnline.com.

A close friend of the living legend disclosed that Eastwood has fully embraced a new “don’t give a damn” attitude.

Eastwood, famous for his roles in classics like The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, made an appearance at a talk hosted by conservationist Jane Goodall in Carmel, California, looking notably unkempt with a scruffy beard and disheveled white hair.

Despite his usual polished appearance, the 93-year-old actor opted for a casual look in gray slacks and sneakers.

According to sources, Eastwood, who is currently directing what may be his final film, Juror No.2, has reached a point in his life where he no longer feels the need to conform to societal expectations.

His children suggest he maintain his classic Hollywood charm by grooming himself better, but Eastwood believes he has earned the right to prioritize comfort over appearances.

With eight children from six different relationships, Eastwood is celebrating a decade with his current partner, Christina Sandera, indicating that he is content and unburdened by the need to impress others.

Despite comments about his appearance resembling someone who has been living on the streets, Eastwood remains unfazed, asserting that how he presents himself is not a concern for him.

Described as almost unrecognizable by some, Eastwood continues to live life on his own terms, enjoying time with his grandchildren and indulging in occasional rounds of golf.

The close friend emphasized that Eastwood is relishing his golden years independently and does not seek validation from admirers.

During his appearance at Goodall’s event, Eastwood displayed a surprising vitality, walking unassisted despite being described as disheveled.

The event marked his first public appearance in 123 days, showcasing his enduring spirit as he engaged with VIP guests alongside Goodall.

Having been last seen on the set of Juror No.2 in Savannah, Georgia, Eastwood’s recent public appearances have sparked curiosity and admiration for his nonchalant approach to aging gracefully.