Mary Stuart Masterson, known for her roles in “Some Kind of Wonderful” and “Fried Green Tomatoes,” now lives a quiet life with her husband and four children on a farm. After two divorces, she found happiness with her third husband, Jeremy Davidson. They share four kids, and despite delays, Masterson embraced motherhood in her 40s. She and Davidson left Brooklyn for upstate New York, focusing on family and community projects. Masterson, once a prominent actress, now enjoys gardening, beekeeping, and advocating for local talent in the Hudson Valley. Though she’s set Hollywood aside, Masterson’s recent involvement in the Blumhouse film “Five Nights at Freddy’s” shows she’s still connected to the industry. Despite her absence from screens, Masterson’s life is rich with family, creativity, and community engagement.
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