Sally Field, renowned for her roles as strong matriarchs and light-hearted characters, has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. Her early career, which included a brief stint on the sitcom “Gidget,” laid the foundation for her future success.

Field’s childhood was marked by challenges, including a difficult relationship with her stepfather. Acting provided a welcome escape, and her determination led her to audition for Columbia Pictures’ acting workshop.

Field’s personal life has included notable relationships, including a high-profile romance with actor Burt Reynolds. She later married film producer Alan Greisman and had a son, Samuel Greisman. Despite their divorce, Field has continued to maintain a close relationship with her son.

Field’s career has flourished over the years, with notable achievements such as an Oscar nomination for her role in “Lincoln” and numerous other film and television roles. Despite her professional success, she has remained grounded and content with her life.

In 2005, Field was diagnosed with osteoporosis, a condition that often goes unnoticed until significant damage occurs. She has been proactive in managing her bone health through a healthy diet and calcium supplements.

Field has faced criticism about her appearance on social media, but recent feedback has been more positive. She was spotted at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party with her son Samuel, and the pair was seen happily posing together on the red carpet.

Now 77, Field is a proud grandmother to five grandchildren: Colin, Isabel, Ogden, Noah, and Sophie. She relishes spending time with her grandchildren and finds joy in their company.

Field has also been a vocal advocate for parental acceptance of their children’s sexuality. Her memoir, “In Pieces,” published in 2018, reflects on her life experiences and her journey as a mother and actress.