Diane Farr, star of ‘Fire Country’, has revealed she is leaving Los Angeles behind after 30 years. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Farr explained that once her children went off to college, she didn’t feel tied to California anymore and decided to put down roots in rural Washington.
New Chapter
Farr plans to split her time between Vancouver and Spain. She stars in ‘Fire Country’, which is filmed in Vancouver. Farr plays Sharon Leone on ‘Fire Country’, a Cal Fire Division Chief and the mother of Bode Leone.
Farr told Fox News Digital that once her children went off to college and left California, she felt like she had ‘permission’ to do the same. She had her children when she was nearly 40 and ‘really wanted to be there’.
After the pandemic, 15 years had gone by, and Farr thought she could leave and go to Vancouver. She is taking on a new drama and focusing on her ‘third act’, which involves getting more joy out of her life. Farr said her ‘third act’ is about how she can get the most out of life, and she plans to spend six months of the year in Spain and six months in Vancouver.
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