"He'll always be my loved one," she said of the recently retired IndyCar driver. They seemingly remained very close after they confirmed their split, with Judd rushing to his side when he was severely injured in a crash in October and tweeting her support for him when he made his decision to retire.
"Even before our wedding," she said, "we agreed not to tell people about our relationship, but to show them instead. What we're showing them now is we're human, we're family and this is what family looks like."
And speaking of what stuff looks like, Judd also offered her opinion on Photoshop, and why it isn't doing women any favors in the long run.
"It distorts images of women," she said. "Trees turn colors and lose their leaves. That's what they're supposed to do, just like women are supposed to have their own seasons of life."
Judd envisions herself as a "joyful" old lady, she told LHJ, describing her future self as "a feminist committed to social justice. A homebody. A Kentucky basketball fan. But mostly, a woman who has her priorities in order." (And maybe an elder stateswoman? Her home state of Kentucky would love it...)
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