Cameron Diaz Opens Up About Life Post RETIREMENT From Hollywood !

Cameron Diaz And Her Retirement From Movies

Cameron Diaz is an American actress who needs no introduction. If you are a fan of Hollywood movies, then you might be wondering where did she disappear from the glamorous world of Hollywood. Cameron was having a very successful Hollywood career and was the highest-paid actress over 40 in 2013. However, she took a step back from movies in 2014, and that was the last time people saw her on the big screen. Since then, she got married, started her wine business and even wrote a book. Meanwhile, she also gave birth to a beautiful kid in 2019.

Cameron Diaz Talks About Retirement With Gwyneth Paltrow

Gwyneth Paltrow is another star actor who decided to take a break in 2017 from Hollywood. Apparently, she wanted to focus on her business Goop. As a part of the same, she is calling celebrities to a talk show called In Goop Health: The Sessions. Her latest guest on the show was Cameron, who is also a good friend of Gwyneth. Gwyneth asked about the life after retirement and Cameron apparently has no regrets about her decision. She said, “Like peace. Peace in my soul because I was finally taking care of myself.”

Cameron Diaz Felt Tired Doing Movies

Cameron admitted that the life of a movie star is very tiring and it was not worth it for her. She felt that she got a lot of attention which she didn’t like a lot. According to her, it requires a lot of energy to be a movie star, and she did not want that. Cameron said, “It’s a strange thing to say, I know a lot of people won’t understand it, I know you understand it, but it was so intense to work at that level and be that public and put yourself out there.”

Cameron Diaz Reveals Why She Decided To Quit Hollywood

As per Cameron, she felt she was not doing justice to her life, and her perception changed after turning 40. She had no time for herself, and she had already spent the majority of her life like that. She said, “I stopped and really looked at my life. When you’re making a movie … they own you. You’re there for 12 hours a day for months on end you have no time for anything else.”