Actress Ruby Rose, once a prominent figure in Hollywood, has adopted a more tranquil lifestyle, dividing her time between Australia and the U.S. while spending considerable time at a secluded cabin retreat in rural Victoria, Australia. This shift follows a notable change in her once-soaring entertainment career.
The Melbourne-born actress, known for her roles in "Orange Is the New Black," "John Wick 2," and "The Meg," has been showcasing her striking cabin on social media. The retreat, described by Rose as a "secret magical place in Victoria," features black timber cladding, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and triangular windows overlooking the water. It remains unclear whether she owns, rents, or is borrowing the property.
Rose's property portfolio includes a four-bedroom home in Valley Village, Los Angeles, purchased in 2021 for $2.6 million USD. This property gained attention after Rose shared details of an accident there in which she sustained multiple broken ribs after falling into her swimming pool. She previously sold a Sherman Oaks property for $2.1 million USD in 2019, having bought it for $1.8 million USD.
Rose's move toward a quieter existence contrasts with her early career in Los Angeles, where she arrived in 2013. After establishing herself as an MTV Australia presenter, model, and DJ, she achieved international recognition with her role as Stella Carlin in "Orange Is the New Black." This led to further opportunities in films such as "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter" and "XXX: Return of Xander Cage," as well as the television series "Batwoman."
Her tenure on "Batwoman" concluded in 2020 after one season amidst controversy. Rose cited health issues and a latex allergy as reasons for her departure and has expressed no interest in returning to the series. Following this period, she took an extended break in Australia before returning to the U.S. to film "Vanquish" and "SAS: Red Notice." While she still appears on screen occasionally, Rose has largely withdrawn from the intense spotlight of Hollywood.