Hollywood star Amanda Seyfried recently explained that she was tired of city life and ditched her former home in Los Angeles for the “privacy, peace and nature” of a farm in rural upstate New York.
In fact, Seyfried, 38, was one of the earliest Hollywood celebrities to abandon LA, moving 10 years ago when she bought a New York farm property.
“I moved upstate long before I started a family,” Seyfried said. said forbes magazine. “Staying here was the best decision for privacy, peace and nature. It offers a more balanced life than the city.”
of mean girls The star added that living somewhere with access to nature and the outdoors was “essential to my mental health.”
By spending more time communing with nature, Seyfried also noted that when work changed to the “faster lifestyle of the city, the high energy of press events, and life on set,” He said it was much easier to get back into the swing.”
She explained that even though she might be in the press or on set in Hollywood one day, the next day she could be “home and even happier feeding the animals in the mud.”
But life on the farm isn't just for her. of Les Misérables The performer claimed that life away from Hollywood is better for her children as well.
“We see them learning, even at a young age, what a responsibility and reward it is to care for a pet,” she says. “I think all pets give us purpose, and they do so much to enrich our lives that we take care of their health. We have a responsibility to them.”
of Mamma Mia! Stars aren't the only members of Hollywood's elite to abandon Los Angeles.
As LA and other states continue to be engulfed by a massive crime wave, many A-listers and below have left LA and California.
Those who left LA include James Bond star Ana de Armas; big bang Starring Kaley Cuoco. Many others have done the same, including Mark Wahlberg, Dean Cain, Sylvester Stallone, Robert Davi, Sheryl Crow, Nikki Sixx, Rob Schneider, and Scott Baio.
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