Yoko Ono has quietly quit life after 50 years and relocated to a rural upstate farm that she and late husband purchased together in 1978 - 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. Now, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal, Yoko has decided to relocate to the rural property full-time - and is not thought to have any plans to return to the seventh floor, nine-room Upper West Side apartment she once shared with John, who was murdered on the steps of the very same star-studded building they called home.
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