Valencia, California – The renowned actress Linda Gray, best known for her iconic role in the TV series Dallas, was recently seen in Valencia, California, near her residence, as reported by DailyMail.com. At 81 years old, Linda continues to captivate the public’s attention.

During her outing, she visited a local Costco, where she filled her cart with fresh fruits and added a cozy blanket to her purchases. Linda sported a casual look, wearing black sweatpants and a tan hoodie as she strolled through the store, loaded her items into her car, and even collected mail from a nearby post office.

Linda, who has a home in California, has chosen a more private life in recent years, and this sighting marks her first public appearance in three years.

The accomplished actress, director, and former model rose to stardom for her portrayal of Sue Ellen Ewing, the enduring character of J.R.’s patient wife, played by Larry Hagman, in the classic TV series Dallas. Her remarkable career extended beyond Dallas, featuring roles in successful films and returning to her iconic character in two Dallas reunions.

Linda Gray also showcased her theatrical talents by playing Mrs. Robinson in a 2001 production of The Graduate.

In addition to her extensive career, Linda collaborated with Sylvester Stallone in Models Inc. from 1994 to 1995 and appeared in the film Oscar in 1991.

Her Dallas journey continued with spinoffs in 1996 and 1998, and she reprised her role in the 2012-2014 Dallas remake.

Tragically, Linda Gray shared heartbreaking news on her Instagram last year, announcing the passing of her 56-year-old son, Jeff Thrasher. Her post included a poignant message in memory of her son and received an outpouring of support and condolences from fans, friends, and fellow celebrities.

Linda Gray was previously married to Ed Thrasher from 1962 to 1983, and they share Jeff as their son. She also has a 55-year-old daughter, actress Kelly Sloane, who is married to Lance Sloane and has two children.

Jeff Thrasher, a talented TV director and producer, left a significant mark in the entertainment industry with his work on shows like Junior Chef Showdown, Canada’s Smartest Person, and The Amazing Race Canada. He also contributed to programs like Vegas Rat Rods in 2015 and directed Furze World Wonders in 2017.

Despite life’s challenges, Linda Gray continues to be a resilient and cherished figure, both in the world of entertainment and in her personal journey.