Actress Diane Farr announced her departure from Los Angeles after living there for 30 years. The 56-year-old shared the news on Instagram, marking the occasion as her ‘Last Day in LA.’ She highlighted that she wasn’t born in the city nor attended school there. Farr moved from New York City at 26, drawn by the opportunity for acting representation.
Reflecting on her journey, Farr expressed amazement at achieving her dreams in Los Angeles. Her acting career took off in the 1990s, with a breakthrough role in ‘Roswell’ in 1999. She later starred in ‘Numb3rs,’ ‘Splitting Up Together,’ and ‘Fire Country.’
Beyond her career, Farr cherished her life in Los Angeles, where she raised a family amidst the sunshine and mountains. Through her experiences, she found joy in her home and the public schools her children attended. Despite moving, Farr stated that Los Angeles remains where her family roots are.
Farr shares three children with her ex-husband, Seung Yong Chung: son Beckett, 18, and twin daughters Coco and Sawyer, 17. Her Instagram post featured her final day snippets, including goodbyes to her home and motorcycle, and a drive away in a moving truck. She described moving through various life phases in her home, now ready for a ‘third act.’
Farr indicated potential travels to countries she hadn’t expected to visit. Relinquishing her house was challenging for her. Fans sent their wishes in the comments, encouraging Farr in her new chapter. The actress conveyed gratitude for her time in the ‘city of angels.’
Farr’s farewell coincides with the airing of the ‘Fire Country’ season four finale in May. The move signifies a significant transition in her life, as she prepares for the unknown ahead.