The Mаtrix Star Carrie-Anne Moss, 56, Shаres the True Reаson Behind Her Movе from Los Angeles to New Hаmpshirе After 30 Years

The Matrix actress Carrie-Anne Moss, aged 56, has disclosed the true motive behind her departure from Los Angeles after three decades, opting for a move to rural New Hampshire with her husband Steven Roy and their three children in 2020.

The Matrix star Carrie-Anne Moss has revealed the real reason she left Los Angeles behind after 30 years - and moved to rural new Hampshire

Having portrayed Trinity in The Matrix series alongside Keanu Reeves’ Neo, Moss expressed to People her family’s yearning for a more serene existence, away from the bustling urban life of Los Angeles, seeking a deeper connection with nature.

The actress, 56, played Trinity in the Matrix series alongside Keanu Reeves ' Neo

Reflecting on her journey, Moss reminisced about her initial move to LA in the early 1990s for her role in Dark Justice, never anticipating landing the iconic role of Trinity in The Matrix, a pivotal moment that reshaped her life.

The star relocated with husband Steven Roy and their three children in 2020 - pictured 2011

The relocation has afforded Moss the opportunity to delve into practices such as meditation and Kundalini yoga, which have enriched her parenting journey with her children, now aged 21, 18, and 15.

She said: 'Never thought in a million years I would get The Matrix, Getting that job was the moment that transformed a lot in my life, for sure.'

Celebrating her upcoming 25th wedding anniversary, Moss expressed her profound love and admiration for her husband, emphasizing the joy they find in their shared experiences.

The Matrix Resurrections was released in 2021 but flopped at the box office

Despite her illustrious career, highlighted by The Matrix trilogy’s monumental success, Moss faced questions about Hollywood’s purported indifference towards her, attributing her hiatus to prioritizing her family.

She said: 'Never thought in a million years I would get The Matrix, Getting that job was the moment that transformed a lot in my life, for sure.'

In her latest endeavor, Moss portrays Jedi Master Indara in the forthcoming Star Wars series, The Acolyte, set approximately 100 years before the events depicted in The Phantom Menace. The show, created by Leslye Headland, will explore the enigmatic era of the High Republic, offering a unique perspective from the Sith’s point of view and marking a significant milestone in the Star Wars universe’s expansive lore.