Diane Farr leaves Los Angeles for rural Washington after three decades

Diane Farr, known for her role in the television series 'Fire Country,' has made a significant life change by relocating to rural Washington after spending 30 years in Los Angeles. This decision came after her children left for college, which Farr described as giving her the 'permission' to move. She expressed that the cost of living in Washington was much more affordable compared to Los Angeles, allowing her to purchase a beautiful home. Farr's new lifestyle is part of what she calls her 'third act,' where she aims to find more joy in her life. She plans to split her time between Vancouver, where 'Fire Country' is filmed, and Spain, seeking a balance that enhances her quality of life. This transition marks a new chapter for Farr, who had previously felt tied to Los Angeles due to her responsibilities as a mother and her acting career. Now, with her children grown, she is embracing the freedom to explore new opportunities and experiences.