Before turning 60 in 2005, Sally Field received a heartbreaking diagnosis of osteoporosis, often dubbed a “silent disease” due to its symptom-free early stages until significant damage occurs.

Osteoporosis, exacerbated by decreased estrogen levels post-menopause, causes rapid bone density decline. Despite maintaining a healthy diet rich in calcium and staying active with activities like biking, extreme yoga, and hiking, Field couldn’t evade the diagnosis.

Since then, Field has been warmly regarded by many. At the Vanity Oscar Party, she attended alongside her film producer son Samuel Greisman, where they received accolades. Pictures captured them holding hands on the red carpet, showcasing their close bond.

Field devotes considerable time to her cherished grandchildren while prioritizing her sons. She once expressed immense pride in them, declaring, “The three things I’m most proud of in my life are my sons. They are kind, loving, and accomplished individuals, each with their own talents.”

 

 

Her youngest son, also a writer and director, publicly came out as gay years ago. Field has been a staunch supporter, emphasizing the importance of parental acceptance and love for her son’s identity. While nurturing her family relationships, Field finds solace in her home with ocean views. In 2012, she downsized from her sprawling 6,000-square-foot Malibu residence to a cozy Los Angeles abode in Pacific Palisades, purchasing it for $2.3 million.

 

Surrounded by trees, her new home features three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and an airy interior with rustic touches, including a spacious living room, dining area, great room, skylights, and beamed ceilings. Outside, a grand stone deck with a custom pergola overlooks a picturesque backyard, creating a serene retreat for the acclaimed actress.