Gary Sinise is opening up about his decision to step away from Hollywood. The Forrest Gump star, 69, revealed in an interview with Fox News that his choice to take a break from acting in 2019 came as both his wife and his son were fighting cancer.

The CSI: NY actor recently told Fox News that he paused his acting career in 2019 and moved to Nashville in 2021 to be with his son, McCanna Anthony Sinise, who died in January from a rare spinal cancer called Chordoma, and his wife, Moira Harris, who had been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Actor Gary Sinise told Fox News Digital why he left Hollywood for Nashville after both his son and wife were diagnosed with cancer. His son, McCanna "Mac" Sinise, died in January.

Gary Sinise is opening up about his decision to take time away from Hollywood. The Oscar-nominated actor, 69, revealed he left Los Angeles in 2021 after multiple members of his family battled cancer.

Gary Sinise opened up about the decision to step away from Hollywood to be with his family during difficult times. Speaking with Fox News, the Forrest Gump actor said he put his career on pause in 2019 and made the move from Los Angeles to Nashville in 2021 to care for his late son McCanna,

In a candid interview, Sinise revealed that he paused his career to care for his wife, Moira, and son, McCanna Anthony “Mac” Sinise, after both were diagnosed with cancer. Struggling to manage their health, Sinise described feeling as though his "hands were full".

Gary Sinise disclosed major heartbreaking reason of leaving Holywood.The Forest Gump star recently opened up about his decision during the conversation with Fox News. Sinise shared that he

In an interview with Fox News Digital, Gary Sinise opened up about his family's fight with cancer, revealing that he put his acting career on hold, and moved his family from Los Angeles to Nashville,

Gray Sinise opens up about his decision to leave Hollywood to care for his wife and son during their cancer battles. The CSI: NY actor revealed to Fox News the reason for pausing his acting career in 2019 and moving to Nashville in 2021 that was to look after his son,