Add Page Six on Google Bridget Fonda showed off her slimmed-down figure during a rare outing decades after quitting acting.
The “Single White Female” star — who has reportedly lost over 100 pounds — was spotted running errands with a friend on Tuesday.
For the outing, Fonda kept it casual in a plain black shirt, loose-fitting black trousers, an oversized white button-up and white sneakers.
The “Jackie Brown” actress, 62, first debuted her weight-loss transformation last month when Page Six obtained photos of her grabbing lunch in Los Angeles.
At the time, she wore a tank top to show off her trimmed figure and styled her hair in an updo.
Fonda — whose final project was the TV film “The Snow Queen” — has rarely been seen since she quit Hollywood 25 years ago to focus on raising her son Oliver, now 21.
Most notably, she was seen returning to LA from a trip with her husband, Danny Elfman, in May 2025 — the first time in 16 years.
Unfortunately, her time out of the limelight hasn’t been without scrutiny.
In 2017, Elfman was accused of sexual harassment by a fellow composer who claimed there were multiple instances of sexual misconduct. Although he denied all the claims, the parties settled for $830,000.
In 2023, a second woman accused the Grammy winner of getting naked in front of her several times and touching himself while she slept next to him between 1997 and 2002.
His spokesperson told the Hollywood Reporter at the time, “The allegations of misconduct made against Mr. Elfman are baseless and absurd.”
Throughout all, Fonda has remained by her husband’s side and, that same year, she confirmed she would not return to acting because it was “too nice being a civilian.”
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