The majority of the cast had other obligations during the three years following the end of Modern Family. Ariel Winter has mostly maintained a low profile in her professional life, but she is getting ready to come back to television. The actress’ participation in The Star of Mars starring William Shatner has just been made official. Celebrities participate on the show in an effort to be named the galaxy’s brightest stars.
Even though Winter hasn’t yet claimed the victory, she can already be seen beaming in fresh photographs, flaunting her killer Jessica Rabbit hair and spacesuit. On Instagram, Ariel Winter flaunts her red hair and space-themed attire. Ironically, or perhaps not, the color of her long hair is similar to that of the red planet. She is unquestionably more Roger Rabbit’s fabled companion than Alex Dunphy.
In the new fantastic Fox series, a famous ensemble of actors, sportsmen, and more will take on various tasks assigned to them by Mission Control (a.k.a. William Shatner). To become the final Celebronaut, contestants will attempt to make it through the weekly elimination rounds. Among the celebrities the Modern Family graduates will encounter are Marshawn Lynch, Natasha Leggero, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse.
Ariel Winter, who made an appearance on “Stars on Mars” about a year ago, discussed why she left Hollywood for a quiet existence in Virginia after living in Los Angeles for the majority of her life. She doesn’t necessarily need to quit the business, though. During the pandemic, Winter made the decision to go out on the town with her lover because she just wanted to alter her life. Some people might be curious about how she plans to return to TV, and the answer is very intriguing.
Compared to the actresses most people are accustomed to, this series is a little different. (Alex Dunphy wouldn’t be participating in such a race given her reserved attitude.) Still, it’s encouraging to see her take on this challenge. She has what it takes, in my opinion, to succeed, and even if she loses, she’ll still play well.