With an upcoming return to the screen next year, Cameron Diaz is opening up about her decade-long hiatus from acting. The 4x Golden Globe nominee recently explained why she took an extensive break from Hollywood following her last role as Miss Hannigan in the 2014 Will Gluck-helmed update of Annie.

Cameron Diaz says leaving the business was “just something I had to do.” The “Charlie’s Angels” star was still a bona fide A-lister when she retired in 2018. Now, with a decade behind her since she last appeared on-screen in 2014’s “Annie” adaptation,

Cameron Diaz wanted to "reclaim" her life when she left Hollywood in 2014. "The Mask" star confessed there wasn't anything that could have changed her mind.

Cameron Diaz was one of the most bankable stars of her generation before she decided to quit acting in 2014. Even her three movies which came out that year — The Other Woman, Sex Tape, and Annie — were commercially successful.

Cameron Diaz is back in action both literally and cinematically, with her 10-year hiatus from the screen ending with next year’s aptly titled Back in Action. Pairing once again with her Any Given Sunday and Annie co-star Jamie Foxx,

Cameron Diaz is returning to acting after a decade. The actor announced her return from acting back in 2018 but is all set to return with the Netflix film Back In Action. Ahead of her comeback, the actress is opening up about both,

Cameron Diaz has divulged the real reason behind her 10-year hiatus from making movies. The actor, whose film credits include There’s Something About Mary, Charlie’s Angels and Gangs of New York, previously announced her temporary retirement during a sit-down with Christina Applegate and Selma Blair,