The “View” creator stayed out of the public eye for at least six years years, choosing to live a more private life before passing away Friday at age 93.
Barbara Walters lived a more private life during her final years, having last stepped out publicly six years ago., hadn’t been seen since 2016, when she attended the opening night of “The Father” at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre in New York City.However, the final Instagram post on Walters’ account is a joyful selfie with a fan on a Monday in July 2015.The day prior she had attended a lunch at the New York Public Library.
The following year, Walters took to Twitter to thank her fans and followers for their birthday wishes.
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