After being out of the public eye for two years, Sandra Bullock is ready to come back

Sandra has been slowly making her way back into the entertainment business and the public eye since August 2023, when her longtime partner Bryan Randall died of ALS.

A source told Us Weekly that Sandra is “excited about the future” and “ready to play again.”

The last time Sandra was seen was on July 12 in Beverly Hills, smiling at the photographers.

She turned 60 on July 26. Sandra stopped acting after saying in March 2022 that she would be taking a break. READ MORE BELOW

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