As Rod Stewart approaches his 80th birthday in January 2025, he expresses no fear of death and aims to enjoy another 15 years of life while continuing his rock 'n' roll lifestyle. He recently began his final Las Vegas residency after 13 years, assuring fans he will keep performing and partying well into his 90s. While acknowledging that he can no longer party like he did in the '70s and '80s, he insists on celebrating after each show with his band, which includes plenty of drinks. Stewart, who has battled prostate and thyroid cancer, emphasizes the importance of health, admitting to being more health-conscious and working out regularly. Despite his age, he has no plans to slow down and is even constructing a racing track at his home to pursue a world record in the 100m sprint for his age group. His outlook remains optimistic, and he encourages men to take advantage of modern medical advancements.