Actress Diane Farr has announced her departure from Los Angeles, ending a 30-year residency in the city where she built her career and raised her family.
The 56-year-old Fire Country star shared video footage of packing up her residence and giving away her motorcycle to a friend.
Reflecting on Three Decades
Farr explained that she and her family are temporarily relocating across six different locations rather than making a permanent move immediately.
Reflecting on her career path, she noted that she originally moved from New York City at age 26 after securing acting representation.
"Last Day in LA. I've lived here 30 years.
Exactly 30 years and more importantly — I chose LA," Farr wrote on Instagram.
During her time in California, the actress raised three children with her former husband, Seung Yong Chung, while attending local public schools.
"I came here chasing a dream that I am still shocked worked out.
And I also got to raise babies in the sun and the mountains and enjoy this beautiful home and attend public schools," Farr said.
Expressing deep appreciation for her time in the region, she questioned whether she had given enough back to the community.
"Pinch me I'm overwhelmed by the blessings and hope, really hope I gave enough back. LA will always be where my family is from," Farr said.
Managing the physical transition proved challenging as she handled logistics for her family members ahead of their scheduled departure.
"We are just taking a hiatus now - a word I learned here - so we are letting the house go.
But god damn this was harder than I thought," Farr said.
She expressed final thanks to the city while concluding her three-decade tenure in the area.
"To leave this house. To leave this dream, even if it is realized - and to leave home.
Thank you #cityofangels," Farr said.
During the move, Farr documented parting with personal belongings before stepping into the next chapter of her life.
"My sweet friend is going to give her a good home," Farr said.
Looking ahead, the actress hinted at future plans that may involve residing in multiple international destinations.
"When I settle into whatever I'm supposed to be as a one," Farr said.
Farr currently plays Sharon Leone, the Cal Fire Division Chief on the drama series Fire Country.
In a previous statement to Us Weekly regarding show developments, she recalled learning about a major plot twist involving co-star Billy Burke's character.
"I found out over the summer. None of us knew what was happening," Farr said in November 2025.
Production details for the series continue as Farr begins her temporary relocation away from Southern California.
"Billy, Jeff [Fahey] and I went into the fire and we didn't have any more information," Farr said.
