In her New Year's message, 'Dynasty' star Linda Evans reveals her plans for 2025 and shares her inspiring message.

Linda Evans is eager to reveal what's in store for her fans in 2025.

On Wednesday, the "Dynasty" actress, 82, shared her excitement for the upcoming year on Instagram, marking her first social media post in two years.

"In the video, Linda Evans greeted viewers and wished them a Happy New Year. She expressed excitement about sharing new ideas, thoughts, and pictures with them in 2025. She concluded by saying, "See you soon.""

"May this year bring you the realization of your true self's beauty and wonder. Let us never stop believing in our dreams and striving for them until they become a reality. Happy New Year. Sending love from me."

"Exactly the same, you're so beautiful!" one fan remarked.

Another person wrote that you are one of the most beautiful women of all times, with an incredible sweet expression on your face that set you apart from the rest.

After posting the video message, Evans expressed her gratitude for the love she received hours later.

"Linda expressed her gratitude to her friends on Instagram by writing, "I am so blessed to have you in my life. Your kind words and support mean the world to me. I can't wait to spend more time with you in the future. With love, Linda.""

In a 2021 interview, Evans, known for portraying Krystle Carrington on "Dynasty" from 1981 to 1988, shared her experience on the beloved soap opera.

""During the past three years of 'Dynasty,' I had no days off due to its success. Although I am grateful for the opportunity, I knew I wanted more from my life. Unaware that the show was ending, I would have continued for another year if I had known," Evans shared with Closer Weekly."

"Although I hadn't anticipated the terrible withdrawal, I realized how much my family meant to me after being so close for so long. I felt an overwhelming sadness upon leaving them."

Evans expressed gratitude towards producer Aaron Spelling for giving her a chance to play Carrington when she first started.

""At nearly 40, I was chosen by Aaron Spelling instead of a younger actress, and Joan Collins was also cast, proving that age is just a number in Hollywood," she exclaimed."

Evans, having been married twice, also shared about being single and discovering contentment within herself.

"Being alone can be so delightful," she said. "I'm rich because I have family and friends all around me. My sister is on one side, my nephew on the other, and a dear friend just moved one block away. We don't need a man to be happy, although we could be with one, but I'm content as I am."

Planet Chronicle Digital's Stephanie Nolasco contributed to this post.