Remember Priscilla Barnes, the 80s icon who dazzled as a Bond girl in the movie “Licence to Kill”? Well, now she’s miles away from the glamour and spotlight she once owned. Spotted on the streets of Los Angeles wearing faded low-rise jeans and a loose, washed-out shirt, she barely resembles the Hollywood starlet who once ruled the screens. Her former sparkle and glam have been replaced by simplicity and anonymity. Priscilla was famous for playing nurse Terri Alden in the American sitcom “Three’s Company,” but many still remember her as Della Churchill, Bond’s wife in “Licence to Kill,” sharing scenes with Timothy Dalton. Beyond film and TV, she tried her hand at theater and was active in charity events. However, in recent years, she has stepped back from public life, living quietly and away from the glitzy premieres and Hollywood flash. Her transformation from a glamour icon to an everyday woman on the street has sparked a storm of comments and reminds us that even legendary Bond girls eventually choose comfort and anonymity over fame. Is this a sign that fame is just temporary and life inevitably changes us all? Got thoughts on how time changes stars? Drop a comment or a joke — maybe it’s time we all slow down and enjoy the simple things in life!
