Jennifer Garner refuses to promise her kids she won't have a facelift because she doesn't know how she'll feel as she gets older

Speaking to Kylie Kelce on her Not Gonna Lie podcast, she said: "My kids are like, 'Mom, promise us you'll never get a facelift.' And I say, 'I am unlikely to rush toward a facelift.'

"And yet I refuse to make that promise because I am me today, and I don't know how I'm gonna feel."

Meanwhile, the Last Thing He Told Me actress admitted she loves working with children of varying ages because there is always something she can learn about being a better mother to her own kids.

She explained: "I love the intimacy of that relationship, whether they're a toddler and I get to become best buddies with a toddler, or whether it's a little kid, a teenager or a young adult. I just I I love them.

"And they help give me perspective on myself as a parent.

"I'm practicing that relationship, even practicing the friction of it, and [finding] ways that I can take that home and do a better job."

Jennifer told Kylie - who has four daughters under the age of six with husband Jason Kelce - that a key lesson she has learned over the years is when to "stay quiet" around her brood.

She added: "Because, really, your kids get to a point, and I hate to say this to you because you're so far from this, and it's really rude, but they get to a point where you're not supposed to tell them everything. You're supposed to stay quiet.

"I don't know when that happens, but all of a sudden, it's not on you, and you're actually - you're in trouble."

Jennifer recently admitted her and Ben's kids think she is "embarrassing".

When asked on The Jennifer Hudson Show what she does to gain "cool points" from her kids, she said: "I am fully cringe. I am only embarrassing."

The former Alias star recently asked her offspring if they are planning to watch the second season of her latest Apple TV+ series, The Last Thing He Told Me, but they weren't keen.

She added: "I asked my kids if they were going to watch this season of the show [season 2], and they were like, 'Do you need us to?'

"But I mean, kids don't want to see their parents in ... right?

"They don't want to see us cry, or see us have a romantic scene, or anything.

"We're just embarrassing."