Cybill Shepherd may be a celebrated, multi-award winning actress, but away from the red carpet, she lives a low-key life in LA.
The Taxi Driver star has shied away from the spotlight in recent years, and was last seen on screen in the TV movie, How to Murder Your Husband, in 2023.
She gave a glimpse into her personal life when she was photographed in Los Angeles this week, looking casual and carefree with her assistant.
Cybill, 75, was snapped in an outfit consisting of a pair of jeans, sneakers and a black raincoat. She wore her blonde hair tied up in a messy bun and added a pop of color with a red scrunchie.
Cybill hid behind large sunglasses for her outing, with her trusty PA by her side.
The actress and singer — who delighted fans with a rare two-night stage show earlier this year, An Evening with CYBILL SHEPHERD: Music, Conversation & Stories in LA — starred alongside Bruce Willis in the comedy-drama TV series, Moonlighting, from1985 to May 1989.
Although their chemistry playing a former model and a detective who ran a private detective agency was palpable onscreen, there were issues behind-the-scenes.
Cybill famously once called Bruce "a jerk," and when he was later asked if he'd reunite with his former co-star for another project, he replied: "I don’t think so," before adding. "Not right now, anyway. Moonlighting was a very good show for me, and I had a lot of fun doing it. It reached a point where it was no longer fun."
Fortunately, the pair were able to resolve any issues they had before Bruce's aphasia (a neurological condition that severely affects a person's ability to communicate) and dementia diagnosis in 2022.
Of mending their relationship, she said: "I'm very grateful for that," and added: "It was time."
Cybill has a long-running career after her breakout role as Jacy Farrow in Peter Bogdanovich's coming-of-age drama The Last Picture Show in 1971 alongside Jeff Bridges. The following year she had success with The Heartbreak Kid.
Cybill went on to win two Golden Globes for her work on Moonlight, and was nominated for an Emmy too.
In her personal life, Cybill has been married twice. Her first husband was cinematographer David Ford, who she was married to from 1978 to 1982.
She went on to tie the knot with Bruce Oppenheim but their short-lived marriage came to an end in 1990, three years after they walked down the aisle.
Cybill shares her daughter, Clementine, with David, and her two other children Ariel and Cyrus with her second husband.














