Cameron Diaz, remember her? Lmao, just kidding. OF COURSE, you do. She's America's sweetheart!
But yes, if you're wondering to yourself "damn, it has been a while since we've seen Ms. Diaz," then yes— you're correct!
Cameron Diaz, remember her? Lmao, just kidding. OF COURSE, you do. She's America's sweetheart!
But yes, if you're wondering to yourself "damn, it has been a while since we've seen Ms. Diaz," then yes— you're correct!
Though she officially announced her retirement from Hollywood last March, Diaz hasn't appeared in a film since Annie back in 2014.
The couple tied the knot in 2015!
But when it is, it's for iconic moments like this My Best Friends Wedding reunion!
With In Style magazine, no less.
"The way I look at it is that I’ve given more than half of my life to the public. I feel it’s OK for me to take time for myself now to reorganize and choose how I want to come [back] into the world."
"I don’t miss performing. Right now I’m looking at the landscape of wellness and all that."
"At this point, I’ve done so much, I feel fulfilled with the adventures I’ve sought out in my life. I’m in a great place, and the world is so different now too."
"The mid-1990s are an era that will never exist again. I’m just so grateful that I got to witness and partake in it."
Those bangers include: The Mask, My Best Friends Wedding and There's Something About Mary just to name a few.
"But you’re tied to your phone, and you’re so dependent on it. "
"I’m not selling any films, and because I’m not selling anything, I don’t have to give anybody anything. I’m not doing this anymore. I’m living my life."
"You know, I think the 40s are the best decade. You just get to be real with yourself, and you can also make necessary changes because you have the experience of looking back on four decades."
"I’m grateful for every moment I have."
"Getting married to him was the best thing that ever happened to me. My husband’s the best."
She concluded, "Overall, I feel lucky that I got to be in the world and explore it when it was a different place. It was a real privilege."