Melissa Gilbert reveals why she left an “anti-aging” in Los Angeles

In a new interview, Melissa Gilbert Hollywood’s journey from Hollywood to New York opened, leaving behind the “anti-aging” of the Los Angeles culture to accept life on the east coast.

However, the actress noted that she still loves La and realized a deep commitment to his hometown after the “forest fires”.

Now lives on Manhattan with her husband Timothy Busfield, Melissa Gilbert reflects on her past and upcoming projects.

During the chat with Page Sixth. Gilbert, who departed from Hollywood in 2013, showed that she had left the city of Angels in New York, calling California as a “so-aging” place.

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Gilbert confessed that during her stay in California, she often felt pressure to “do not age or remain 2, 4 or anything (she) at the time.”

But its prospect has changed dramatically after moving to the east coast. “I went from:” Oh God, I don’t get old! “” Oh God, I’m so glad I’m older! “She said.

Gilbert continued: “I love the age I am now. Wise.”

She added: “I did so much and I keep doing it, and everything is over no fantasy.”

Now, happily settled at the top of Western Manhattan with her husband Timothy Busfield, Gilbert shared that he still had a deep commitment to Los -Andgeles, despite the fact that he leaves him behind.

“I did not understand the depth of the love I had to my hometown until the fires,” she said, referring to the Pacific Palisades, which broke out on January 7, 2025. “The number of people I know who have lost everything rather than, not movie stars and television stars.”

Although she admits that La will always be special for her, Gilbert explained: “It just wasn’t the right place for me anymore, but it will always be my hometown.”

Going forward, “Dancing with the Stars” the graduate is preparing for the star with the “crazy people” actor Mark Moses in the game “Out”.

The drama explores the complexity of the couple, which will be reunited in 30 years to determine “if they can re -ignite this relationship, despite the fact that they are political, polar opposites.”

During the chat, Gilbert found that she pulled her life experience for his role in “motionless”, in particular, her past marriages to the Bribing (1988–1994) and Brus Boklitner (1995–2011), where various political views caused tension.

“It became impossible, and it was until 2016, when it was still warmed,” the author explained Page SixthReferring to Donald Trump’s first term as president.

She continued: “I will say that both times when I was alone I disagreed.”

Meanwhile, Gilbert has a full plate, including a role in the Hallmark series “when she calls her heart,” and her work with modern prairies, a lifestyle brand that serves older women with clothing and decor.

The performances on “Still” should start on February 6, 2025.

Gilbert appeared in the “Kelly Clarkson Show” on October 30 and reflected on the unchanged heritage “Little House on Pretty”.

When Kelly Clarkson’s presenter praised her for participating in such a landmark series that aired from 1974 to 1983, Gilbert shared a touching personal moment about how the show continues to unite generations.

“I look (a little house on the prairie) now with a couple of my granddaughter,” she said in a video shared at Instagram.

“They started to look, and it’s just strange. And it also kills my mom when she enters and sees that we are all looking … (it) is multi -generation. Yes, she is just starting to sob,” Gilbert shared.

When Clarkson asked why she believes the show remains so impressive for decades, Gilbert emphasized his eternal topics and relevance.

“A lot of people will say that it is because stories you know, community and love, love and acceptance, and all the good things in the life we ​​all crave,” she explained for Nice farm.

Gilbert added: “But we also talked about America in 1974. -Semitism, chauvinism and all the things we fought.