Sex And The City star looks UNRECOGNIZABLE as she attends Sun Valley ‘billionaires’ summer camp’
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A beloved star of Sex And The City looked unrecognizable as she attended the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference – which has been dubbed as the ‘summer camp for billionaires – this week.
The actress joined other celebrities at the exclusive event as well as those involved in the media and business sector, such as Disney CEO Bob Iger and YouTube CEO Neal Mohan.
The 79-yearold was seen arriving to the venue on Wednesday while being escorted on a golf cart.
The Hollywood icon – who is also known for her leading role in the series Murphy Brown – kept it casual in a pair of denim jeans as well as a black jacket.
Can you guess who she is?
She looked unrecognizable as she attended the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference this week – which has also been dubbed as the ‘summer camp for billionaires’
The Hollywood icon – who is also known for her leading role in the series Murphy Brown – kept it casual in a pair of denim jeans as well as a black jacket. Who is she?
She is Candice Bergen.
The Hollywood veteran completed the look for the day by slipping into a pair of comfy sneakers and sported fashionable shades.
Bergen’s blonde locks were parted to the side and flowed down past her shoulders in light waves.
Candice is no stranger to the annual media finance conference which takes place in the resort city of Sun Valley in Idaho.
The conference is held each year during the month of July – and was first launched back in 1983.
The actress has previously made appearances at the star-studded event, such as last year in 2024.
Others that were seen on Wednesday included Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
Bergen was born to parents who were also heavily involved in the media industry – with her late father Edgar a comedian and ventriloquist and mother Frances an actress.
While talking to Interview Magazine back in 2015, the star reflected on her childhood and recalled celebrities often visiting her parents at home while growing up.
‘It was completely normal,’ she said at the time. ‘Walt Disney was a friend of the family, and he had, I remember, a miniature train set built in his garden…’
Bergen later added, ‘My parents would have a party…I remember Rex Harrison singing at the piano, Fred Astaire dancing with all the ladies.
She is Candice Bergen . The Hollywood veteran completed the look for the day by slipping into a pair of comfy sneakers and sported fashionable shades. Bergen’s blonde locks were parted to the side and flowed down past her shoulders in light waves. Seen in 2024
‘The Reagans were very old and close friends. It was a great community then because it was very relaxed, and people really had fun. Nobody took it seriously the way they take it now.’
Candice followed in her parents’ footsteps and kicked off her own acting career in the late 60s, such as starring in the epic war film The Sand Pebbles (1966).
She continued to make a number of appearance in projects throughout the 70s, and took on a role in the movie Starting Over (1979) – which earned her an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress.
Beginning in 1988, Bergen portrayed the titular character in the series Murphy Brown which also earned the actress five Emmys and two Golden Globe Awards.
During an interview with Glamour, she talked about how she had declined to be nominated for another Emmy after her fifth win for her role on the show.
‘Yeah. I could feel it in the house when I won for the fifth time. I could feel the audience going…I sort of felt them pulling back and I thought, “This is enough.”‘
Candice returned to the television screen with a guest role in the hit series Sex And The City where she played Vogue editor Enid Frick.
While also talking to the outlet, the star admitted that she never watched an episode of the HBO show – even the episodes that she appeared in.
Beginning in 1988, Bergen portrayed the titular character in the series Murphy Brown which also earned the actress five Emmys and two Golden Globe Awards; seen with an Emmy win in 1995
Candice returned to the television screen with a guest role in the hit series Sex And The City where she played Vogue editor Enid Frick
She also starred in another show called Boston Legal while also taking on roles in films including Miss Congeniality, Sweet Home Alabama (seen above), Bride Wars and Book Club
‘I’ve never watched one,’ Candice revealed, and when asked to confirm if that was true, she simply added, ‘Yeah.’
She also starred in another show called Boston Legal while taking on roles in films including Miss Congeniality, Sweet Home Alabama, Bride Wars and Book Club.
Earlier this year in February, Candice’s husband Marshall Rose passed away at the age of 88 due to complications from Parkinson’s disease.
She tied the knot with the real estate magnate in 2000 during a ceremony in the state of New York.
He ‘died peacefully at home in the early hours of February 15, surrounded by loved ones,’ according to a New York Times obituary.
The obit also read, ‘His family carries on his legacy of fierce compassion, stubborn persistence, and commitment to cheering on the Knicks.
‘His wisdom, strength and generosity of spirit will be remembered by the countless people whose lives he touched.’
Earlier this year in February, Candice’s husband Marshall Rose passed away at the age of 88 due to complications from Parkinson’s disease; seen in 2019 in NYC
Bergen was also married to French film director Louis Malle from 1980 until his death at age 63 in 1995 following a battle with cancer. The pair welcomed a daughter named Chloe in 1985; Candice seen with Chloe in 2016 in NYC
During her past conversation with Interview Magazine, she offered insight into her marriage with Rose.
‘I’m not that ambitious. I’m always grateful when I get offered something that engages me, it’s for the right amount of time, and I don’t have to leave my husband for more than a week or two. That’s really all I ask.’
Bergen was also married to French film director Louis Malle from 1980 until his death at age 63 in 1995 following a battle with cancer.
The pair welcomed a daughter named Chloe in 1985.
