'Fire Country' star Diane Farr leaves Los Angeles behind after 30 years
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Key Points:
- Diane Farr, star of "Fire Country," has left Los Angeles after living there for 30 years, sharing her departure on Instagram and reflecting on her journey from New York to Hollywood.
- Farr moved to LA at age 26 to pursue acting, landing notable roles in "Roswell," "Numb3rs," "Splitting Up Together," and "Fire Country."
- She expressed gratitude for raising her three children in LA and the many blessings she experienced, though leaving her home and the city was emotionally challenging.
- Farr hinted at entering a new phase in life, possibly involving living in multiple countries, and described the move as a "hiatus" from her LA life.
- Fans responded with supportive messages wishing her luck and excitement for her next chapter after the recent season finale of "Fire Country."
