Bridget Fonda was glowing as she stepped out in Los Angeles on Sunday to run errands with her friend, showcasing her slimmed-down figure amid her weight loss transformation.
The 62-year-old was seen with a smile on her face as she sported a gray tee, black trousers and a long yellow button-up shirt left undone. She paired the look with a stylish cross-body bag and white sneakers, and pulled her gray tresses back with a claw clip.
Bridget Fonda's public profile
© GoffPhotos.comBridget has been seen out and about more frequently in recent months amid her health journey, which has seen her lose a reported 100 lbs.
The star retired from acting in 2002 and is often spotted spending time with friends or running errands in Los Angeles, where she lives with her husband, composer Danny Elfman, and their son, Oliver.
© GC ImagesBridget, who is best known for starring in projects like Single White Female, The Godfather III, Jackie Brown, A Simple Plan and Lake Placid, stepped away from Hollywood after appearing in the 2002 miniseries Snow Queen.
She walked her final red carpets in 2009, when she was seen at screenings of Taking Woodstock and Inglourious Basterds in August. In that same year, Bridget also went to support her famous aunt, Jane Fonda, during her Broadway run in 33 Variations.
Learn more about Bridget's famous aunt below...
Bridget Fonda's famous family revealed
Bridget hails from a Hollywood dynasty: her father was Peter Fonda, brother of Jane and son of the legendary Henry Fonda.
Henry was one of the industry's most respected stars and won two Oscars in his lifetime, while his daughter also snagged two: one for Klute in 1972 and one for Coming Home in 1979.
The former actress frequently spoke about the pressures of having a famous family and how that affected her own film career.
"I often wonder what it would be like to come into this completely fresh," she told The Guardian in 2000.
© Alamy Stock Photo"When I see people from a non-entertainment-industry family who've made it, I'm like, 'Wow, you're here because of your own efforts – the way you're perceived isn't based on someone else's achievements.'"
"I can't allow myself that, because I always factor in nepotism. If no one wanted to watch me, I guess they'd have stopped hiring me a long time ago," she continued, before adding that she would never try to distance herself from the Fonda dynasty.
© WireImage"The nice thing is that I respect them," she said. "I never felt that I had to deny their existence or be embarrassed by association."
Bridget Fonda's struggles with nepotism
Bridget pondered the power of her last name in an interview with Movieline, sharing that she might have been content with her work if she hadn't been born into a famous family.
© WireImage"I wonder what kind of satisfaction I would have with where I am now if I wasn't part of a family that has done such phenomenal work," she said.
"I wonder what it would feel like to know that you've made it completely under your own steam. I sometimes wonder if I would be more at peace if I could know I made it by myself, instead of always wondering how many times my name got me in the door."
