Inside Carrie-Anne Moss’ life from husband of 25 years to friendship with The Matrix star
The Matrix star Carrie-Anne Moss is currently tearing up the screen on Netflix in FUBAR season two, alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger
The second season of FUBAR has just landed on Netflix, bringing with it a whirlwind of chaos and laughter as Arnold Schwarzenegger's character Luke Brunner embarks on yet more outlandish escapades.
This season, Luke teams up with his daughter Emma, played by Monica Barbaro, and faces off against the unhinged German assassin Greta Nelso - portrayed by Carrie-Anne Moss - who happens to be Luke's former flame.
As the secret-agent family strives for normalcy under witness protection, their lives are thrown into turmoil once Greta makes her entrance.
The new season's synopsis teases viewers with a hint of intrigue: "Eager to return to action, Luke, Emma and the crew get more than they bargained for when a mysterious terrorist threatens to unleash worldwide chaos."
With Carrie-Anne Moss returning to the limelight, let's delve into her life when she's not captivating audiences, reports the Mirror US.
Incredible 25-year marriage
In the fickle world of Hollywood, Carrie-Anne Moss stands out for maintaining a lengthy 25-year marriage throughout her acting journey.
She exchanged vows with fellow Canadian actor Steven Roy in 1999 and their bond has stood the test of time.
Moss traditionally maintains a hushed tone about her private life. Yet, she shared that she stepped back from the acting spotlight to focus on family, proudly raising two sons, born in 2003 and 2005, and a daughter born in 2009.
Project away from Hollywood
Aside from her renowned roles in the film and TV industry, Moss is also the creative force behind Annapurna Living, a lifestyle brand she established.
This online platform is designed to empower and elevate women, offering a variety of sessions led by the celebrity herself.
She characterizes her initiative as "a blossoming of my deep desire to create community with all women-juicy artists, soulful mothers, inspired young women and wise elders-and form a true women's circle."
Leaving Los Angeles
Moss and her kin bid farewell to Los Angeles in 2020 after calling it home for thirty years.
Her relocation to LA was initially for the filming of the CBS series Dark Justice, which subsequently opened doors for her to land auditions for other roles, including the iconic Trinity in The Matrix.
Now settled in New Hampshire, Moss expresses no regrets about the move.
In a conversation with People magazine, she shared: "We were just really craving a quieter life, less traffic, more nature - and I have to say, I like change.
"My husband and I really wanted more connection to nature, really. I wanted to see the stars at night. I wanted to be surrounded by trees. I wanted to have winter, fall, spring and summer."
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Friendship with Keanu Reeves
Moss's friendship with Keanu Reeves has been a highlight of her career.
The duo, who first worked together on the original Matrix trilogy, reunited on screen for the 2021 sequel The Matrix Resurrections.
During the promotional tour for the much-anticipated sequel, they both acknowledged the strong friendship that has endured since their initial collaboration.
"I feel very grateful that I've spent the time that I've spent with Keanu," Moss expressed to People in 2021.
"He definitely inspires me in a lot of different ways in the work. But as a human being, I feel impacted by being around him and having him as my friend.
"I hold that super dear to my heart, and it goes beyond the movie and what we do."
After captivating performances in Jessica Jones and The Acolyte, don’t miss the opportunity to catch Carrie-Anne Moss in her most recent venture alongside yet another iconic actor in the second season of FUBAR.
FUBAR season 2 is available to stream on Netflix.