"When I got up this morning I was going to trim my beard because I knew I was having this interview and I needed to look good. It's going quite grey, which I sometimes camouflage with Just For Men beard dye - do not put that in the article! - and I just didn't even have the energy," he told The Evening Standard. But surely his sense of style hasn't also been impacted? "This old dirty suit! I literally just pick up the suit from the night before and put it on. Sometimes I have another uniform - jeans, a jean shirt and a different jacket - and it's one or the other of those outfits. I used to make more of an effort in the mornings but I don't any more."
And it's not just his approach to his personal appearance that has seen a shift. As well as stopping drinking, and not having been to the gym in over two years, Ford has also adopted a more laidback approach to his surroundings.
"Our house is covered in plastic toys," he laughed. "I cannot believe it! I mean, I used to just live for decorating. Our houses were flawless. I think for some gay men, their houses become their children. It was that case for me, but I just don't care as much anymore. I have moments where I think, 'Oh shit!' It's not exactly a pigsty, but it's not as immaculate," and the same is true of his work space. "I would never normally have papers on my desk if I knew a journalist was coming. There would be more flowers. Somebody would have spritzed perfume around. But I just don't care."
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