Yoko, who just turned 90, has quit New York City to move to a farm near Franklin

She left the Upper West Side apartment she shared with John for decades during the pandemic and has chosen to remain on the couple's 600-acre farm full-time

John was famously murdered in the doorway of the elite Dakota Building, where the pair shared their apartment, on December 8, 1980

Yoko Ono has quietly quit New York City life after 50 years and relocated to a rural upstate farm that she and late husband John Lennon purchased together - 42 years after the Beatle was famously shot dead outside of their Manhattan apartment building.

The singer and activist - who turned 90 last week - made the decision to leave Manhattan, and the exclusive Dakota building that she called home for five decades, during the pandemic and move out to her expansive 600-acre farm near Franklin, New York, which she and her husband bought in 1978.