Diane Farr Leaves Los Angeles After 30 Years, Starting a 'Third Act'

Q: While claiming a permanent farewell to Los Angeles, why is Diane Farr quietly keeping a secret apartment near the airport?

She is keeping the apartment for practical reasons, not because she is secretly staying in Los Angeles full-time. Farr’s “goodbye” was aimed at leaving her longtime family home and ending Los Angeles as her main base after 30 years. But both her Instagram post and follow-up reporting make clear this is more of a “hiatus” than a total break. She has said, “You’re never getting rid of me,” and noted that one of the places she now lives is near Vancouver, where she films “Fire Country.” The apartment near Los Angeles International Airport appears to be a small return point for work and travel. Reporting says she has bought a home near the Canadian set of “Fire Country” and plans to make that her primary residence, while keeping an airport-area apartment for occasional trips back to Southern California. That fits her own description of juggling multiple destinations, packing for four people, six locations and three trucks, while returning to work almost immediately. So the apparent contradiction is mostly about wording. Farr is letting go of the house and no longer treating Los Angeles as home in the same way, but she is not severing ties completely. The airport apartment gives her a convenient foothold for brief stays, family logistics and industry-related travel while her life and work become more spread across Canada and, potentially, other countries she hinted at in her “third act.”

Q: What two mysterious countries is Fire Country star Diane Farr secretly eyeing for her third act after leaving Hollywood behind?

They have not been publicly identified. Diane Farr only said on Instagram that her “third act” would place her in “a couple countries I never saw myself in,” but neither the news report nor the additional sourced coverage names the two countries. What is known is that her move away from Los Angeles is real and substantial: she has left her longtime La Cañada Flintridge home, listed it for sale, and reportedly bought a home near the Canadian filming base for “Fire Country,” with Washington state serving as a new home base as well. But those details concern North America, not the two mystery countries she teased. So, the accurate answer is that Farr has kept the countries secret for now.

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Diane Farr, 56, said on Instagram that she has left Los Angeles after exactly 30 years, posting video from her "Last Day in LA" as she drove away in a 15-foot truck.
Farr said she moved from New York at 26 for acting representation and came to Los Angeles "chasing a dream" that she is still surprised worked out.
The actress said she is entering a "third act" and "letting the house go," describing the move as a hiatus and hinting that her next chapter could involve living in "a couple of countries."
Los Angeles also marked major personal milestones for Farr: she said she raised her three children there and called the city the place her family is from.
Farr, whose recent work includes "Fire Country" — its season four finale aired in May — received supportive messages from fans as she closed out the move.