Bridget Fonda: Choosing Family Over Fame
Stepping Back for Family
In 2002, Bridget Fonda, star of “Single White Female” and “Point of No Return,” stepped away from acting to focus on her family. The pressures of Hollywood and the need for personal well-being led her to prioritize her private life over her career. Fonda’s decision to retire highlighted the importance of mental health and the desire for a balanced and fulfilling personal life.
A Life of Contentment
Fonda’s decision to retire was driven by a desire for a more balanced and peaceful life. She found contentment in focusing on her family and personal health, leaving behind the relentless demands of the entertainment industry. Her story underscores the importance of prioritizing mental health. Fonda’s life post-Hollywood has been marked by a sense of peace and happiness, free from the pressures of fame.
