Actress Diane Farr, known for her role in “Fire Country,” has decided to leave Los Angeles after residing in the city for three decades. Farr made this announcement through Instagram, sharing moments from her “Last Day in LA.” She highlighted her move to the city at age 26 for acting opportunities, despite not being born or schooled there.
Farr reminisced about her journey, noting the dream she chased in Hollywood and the surprise of her success. She recalled the positive experiences beyond acting, such as raising her family in the city’s sunny environment.
“I also got to raise babies in the sun and the mountains and enjoy this beautiful home and attend public schools,” Farr reflected. Her family includes three children: son Beckett, 18, and twin daughters Coco and Sawyer, 17, whom she shares with her ex-husband, Seung Yong Chung.
The Instagram post featured a video of her final day in Los Angeles. It showed her farewells to her home, motorcycle, and memories of the city as she embarked on the next phase of life. Farr hinted at potential experiences in new countries during “her third act,” as she described.
Farr emotionally concluded her message by acknowledging the difficulty of leaving Los Angeles, referring to it as the “#cityofangels.” She expressed gratitude for the memories and dreams realized in the city.
Fans voiced their support and well-wishes for Farr’s future adventures, with many expressing excitement for the new memories and chapters that await her.
The season four finale of “Fire Country” aired in May.
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