Erin Murphy is a natural beauty.

Earlier this week, the 61-year-old actress, known for playing young Tabitha Stephens on Bewitchedtook to Instagram to shut down rumors that she’s gotten a facelift.

In a post featuring a barefaced photo of herself, Murphy said she was not sure why so many “random people on social media” were speculating about whether she had a facelift, emphasizing, “I haven’t.”

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“This is 61…WITHOUT a facelift, without any makeup,” she wrote.

Noting that it might be a “backhanded compliment” that she looks good for her age, she emphasized that she was all natural.

She pointed out some of her unique features, including a scar on her head, “from when my head hit the pavement a couple years ago in a dog walking accident.”

Murphy shared that she also has a scar under her chin, “from when it hit the kitchen floor when I was a little girl.”

“I have smile lines around my eyes, since I laugh more than I cry,” she continued. “I’ve got some freckles and a little tan, since I love the sunshine.”

Taking a moment to ask others to put themselves in her shoes, she wrote: “Before you sit down at the computer and write something negative, about someone you’ve never met, why don’t you think about something nice you can say, or don’t say anything at all.”

She ended her post by advising her critics to go outside and “enjoy this beautiful day.”

“That’s where I’ll be. 🌞,” she wrote. Murphy was met with an outpouring of support in the comments section.

“You look amazing! This is what happiness looks like,” one fan wrote.

Another fan commented, “You are absolutely beautiful, don’t change a thing, 🥰🤗🥰🤗.”

In a recent interview with ReMIND magazine, Murphy revealed that she still has many fans who are “wonderful” and very supportive.” She noted that she has supporters who have watched Bewitched with their grandparents and are now introducing it to their kids.

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“I don’t think I’ve ever had a negative reaction,” she said. “They all love it and have a favorite episode and want to know what it was like. It’s overwhelmingly positive feedback.”