Linda Kozlowski, once a beloved star of the iconic Crocodile Dundee series, has chosen a very different path since stepping away from Hollywood.
These days, she’s living a much quieter life, far from the cameras and the glitz of the film industry.
Recently, she was spotted out and about in Los Angeles, sharing a rare moment with her ex-husband Paul Hogan, their son Chance, and her longtime partner Moulay Hafid Baba.
A New Look and Casual Evening in Los Angeles
The actress, now 67, looks almost unrecognizable compared to her days starring alongside Paul Hogan as the unforgettable Sue Charlton.
Gone is the blonde hair from her Crocodile Dundee era — Linda now sports shoulder-length brunette locks that give her a fresh, youthful vibe.
She kept things simple and stylish for a low-key dinner, wearing black trousers paired with a matching top and wrapping a cozy shawl around her neck.
Her look was completed with beige sandals and a chic Louis Vuitton handbag, showing she still has an eye for fashion.
Walking just steps behind her was Moulay Hafid Baba, who has been her partner for some time now, quietly supporting her away from the public eye.
Paul Hogan and Family Dynamics
Meanwhile, Paul Hogan dressed casually in blue jeans, a buttoned-up shirt, and a leather jacket as he joined the outing with their son Chance.
Chance, who has occasionally made headlines for his unpredictable behavior, has been living with Paul in Los Angeles since their parents divorced in 2014.
After 24 years of marriage, Linda and Paul decided to part ways, but the family connection remains visible during moments like this.
The Story Behind Their Relationship
Linda and Paul’s romance famously began on the set of Crocodile Dundee in 1985.
Their chemistry on-screen translated into real life, and they married in 1990, welcoming their son Chance eight years later.
However, their marriage ended in 2013, with Linda choosing to step away not only from Paul but also from Hollywood itself.
Her final film role was reprising Sue Charlton in the last Crocodile Dundee movie released in 2001.
Since then, she’s stayed away from acting and embraced a more private lifestyle.
Why Linda Walked Away from Hollywood
In interviews, Linda has been candid about her decision to leave the industry.
Back in 1988, she told the Los Angeles Times that after Crocodile Dundee, Hollywood typecast her — a blessing and a curse.
She was often offered roles as “the girlfriend of some funny man,” which didn’t inspire her creatively.
Later, in 2001, speaking with Scripps Howard News Service, she revealed how the quality of roles declined, describing them as “straight-to-video schlocky films” that caused her stress and frustration.
She shared how she would try to bring meaning to scenes that others didn’t care about, but eventually realized it wasn’t the career she loved anymore.
With her biological clock ticking, she decided it was time to move on.
Life After Hollywood and New Adventures
Since leaving the spotlight, Linda has been embracing a new chapter filled with travel and personal happiness.
She often shares glimpses of her adventures on social media alongside her partner Moulay, showing a different kind of fulfilling life away from movie sets and fame.