Speaking to Grazia magazine she said, ''Turning 30's been good in the sense that I've had three parties. But each one had a two-day hangover attached so, yes, I'm old.
''Turning 30 felt inevitable. I woke up and said out loud, 'I'm 30' and then went to a Turkish baths in the East Village [of New York].
''Actually, you know when you wake up from a big night out and think, 'That was tough'? I woke up on my 30th birthday and felt the fatigue of my twenties set in. I sort of exhaled and thought, 'What a trip?' I just felt a bit exhausted. Oh man, I've packed a lot in.''
Chung continued to say that she enjoyed having her friends and family together at her birthday parties, ''The London party was like speed-dating my friends - I talked to everyone for about 90 seconds. But I loved seeing my family, especially my parents, in the same room with my friends. It was really funny to watch Harry Styles high-fiving my mother.
She added ,''My Instagram was flooded with his mug next day. Poor guy, must spend the whole time feeling like he's Mickey Mouse at Disney World.''
