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Selma Blair is seen for the FIRST TIME since exit from Dancing With The Stars amid health battle

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Selma Blair was spotted enjoying a quiet stroll in Los Angeles earlier on Wednesday along with her adorable service dog named Scout.

This is the first time the talented star, 50, has been seen since exiting Dancing With The Stars earlier this week. The Cruel Intentions alum tearfully announced during Monday's episode of Dancing With The Stars that she would make an early departure from the competition show to focus on her health amid her ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis.

Afternoon outing: Selma Blair, 50, was spotted for the first time on Wednesday after her early exit from Dancing With The Stars on Monday to focus on her health amid her battle with multiple sclerosis The Legally Blonde actress kept her look stylishly casual during her quiet walk, and donned a simple pair of denim shorts to stay cool in the California heat.

The star paired the shorts with a yellow and white, short-sleeved T-shirt with the phrase 'The Bad News Bears' printed on the front.

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