Celebrities Fleeing US for Overseas Life

0:00Reporting from the Daily News Now, I'm Corey with the story with the latest entertainment headlines. Many American celebrities are packing up and heading overseas these days. Stars like James Cameron, who settled his family in New Zealand during the pandemic, and Robin Wright, now living in England, are part of a growing trend. Others include Ellen DeGeneres in the English countryside, Rosie O'Donnell in Ireland, and Amber Heard in Spain. Ellen's reigns from seeking privacy to family ties and a break from the spotlight. Some moves trace back to the 2024 election, or the COVID crisis. Cameron prays New Zealand's virus control and high vaccination rates. Ellen and her wife bought a farmhouse in the Cotswolds after Trump's reelection, calling it a simpler life. Meanwhile, Lindsey Lohan found peace in Dubai since 2015, away from Paparazzi, and Pamela Anderson returned to Canada for a fresh start. These stars often share how much happier they feel abroad.

1:00Wright loves the quiet freedom in the UK, far from Los Angeles traffic. O'Donnell calls Ireland welcoming, especially for her young child. Heard enjoys raising her kids in Madrid with more privacy and Lilly Collins bikes everywhere in calm Copenhagen. It's about less stress and more genuine living for many. Recent shifts keep coming. Fisher Stevens tried London with his family last summer for work and family reasons. Richard Gear moved to Spain to be near his wife's roots, selling his Connecticut home. Ava Mongoria splits time in Europe for projects, but insists she's still a proud American. Gabriel Mott keeps his spot seeker for anonymity. As more celebrities embrace life overseas, from Switzerland's lakes to France's streets, they're chasing balance in a hectic world. This wave shows no signs of slowing down.