The “Single White Female” star was spotted casually running errands on Friday in LA.
They welcomed their son Oliver, now 18, in 2005.
Her Friday outing was one of the rare times the former star has been spotted in public since retreating from the limelight.She is best known for her ’90s acting roles, such as “Jackie Brown” in 1997.A member of the legendary Fonda family of actors, Bridget broke into the industry at the young age of 5 in her father’s film “Easy Rider” .
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