Cybill Shepherd Spotted In Public For First Time Since Co-Star Ryan O’Neal’s Death

Cybill Shepherd gained prominence during the 1970s, launching her Hollywood career as a successful model before being discovered by film director Peter Bogdanovich. He provided her a breakthrough role in the critically acclaimed 1971 film The Last Picture Show, and her performance as Jacy Farrow earned her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.

Over the years, Shepherd has continued to build her acting portfolio with notable roles in films and TV series such as Taxi Driver (1972), Daisy Miller (1974), At Long Last Love (1975), Moonlighting (1985-1989), and Chances Are (1989), where she starred alongside the late Ryan O’Neal. Recently, the 73-year-old was seen in a rare appearance a few days after O’Neal’s death.

Cybill Shepherd was spotted on the streets of L. A few days after Ryan O’Neal’s passing

The actress was captured in a paparazzi picture on the street of Los Angeles walking her two dogs while she supported herself with a walking stick.

RELATED: ‘Moonlighting’ Producer Cybill Shepherd Discusses ‘Remarkable’ Bruce Willis: ‘We Fought For Him’

During the outing, which was her first since O’Neal’s death, she embraced a casual style, donning a cozy fleece pullover complemented by a denim jacket and jeans for the early morning walk with her canine companions, both adorned in vibrant red and pink harnesses.

Cybill Shepherd was previously spotted in LA just before the debut of ‘Moonlighting’ On Hulu

Earlier in October, Shepherd made a rare public appearance in Los Angeles. This occurred just days before the highly acclaimed debut of the iconic show Moonlighting on Hulu, where she starred alongside Bruce Willis.

Then, the legendary actress sported a relaxed look, donning a stylish blue blouse paired with cargo pants. Her ensemble was further accentuated by aviator shades and chic black and white sneakers. Embracing a makeup-free visage, she showcased her beauty with her blonde locks gracefully swept back.