Magnum, P.I was the show that kept viewers glued to their screen in the ‘80s. Tom Selleck starred in the crime drama series as a private investigator based in Oahu, Hawaii. The show had an 8-year run and consistently ranked high in the list of top twenty U.S. TV shows.

We can’t fail to mention the incredible women who featured on the show, and we believe that they offered the balance needed to make the show the hit that it was. Let’s look back at the Magnum women and dig a little into what they are up to these days.

Mimi Rogers - Then

Mimi Rogers grew up in south Florida, and we aren’t that surprised that she shone on Magnum, P.I. She guest-starred in the episode titled “Italian Ice” as Margo Perina, and it’s the role that helped launch her into stardom.

She went on to land roles in several movies at the time like The Mighty Quinn, Someone to Watch Over Me, and the religious film The Rapture. The latter earned her even more recognition as a great performer in Hollywood. She also graced the cover of Hugh Hefner’s famous publication in the early ‘90s.

Mimi Rogers - Now

After The Rupture, Rogers appeared in other films like Lost In Space and The Door In The Floor. She also featured in other TV shows like The Loop, The X-Files, Mad Men, and most recently, Bosch.

Rogers is a former member of the Church of Scientology, and she’s widely known to have recruited her second husband Tom Cruise into Scientology. She’s now married to Chris Ciafa, and they share two children. Rogers is now 64, but she’s still keeping busy with work, and she’s set to appear in the upcoming film What Still Remains.

Dana Delany - Then

Dana Delany’s career started on the stage where she most notably performed in plays like A Life. She moved to Hollywood and started picking up guest roles in TV shows like Magnum, P.I. She portrayed the role of Cynthia Farrell in several episodes of the show.

Her acting career soared soon after, and she had her breakthrough as Colleen McMurphy in China Beach. Her role on the ABC drama earned her two Primetime Emmys as an Outstanding Lead. Her shining streak continued through the ‘90s with appearances in films like Light Sleeper and Wide Awake.

Dana Delany - Now

Dana Delany is now 63, and People magazine ranked her on the 9th spot on their 2011 Most Beautiful list. She’s still on heavy rotation around Hollywood with roles in hit shows like Desperate Housewives, Body of Proof, and Castle.

Behind the scenes, Delany is yet to settle down in marriage. She shared during an interview, when she turned 50 that she wanted to get married only that she didn’t have a better half yet. Granted that was 13 years ago, we think that she’s sticking with her sentiments about marriage never having been a big deal for her.

Shannen Doherty - Then

We might know Shannen Doherty more from her roles in shows like Beverly Hills, 90210 and Charmed. However, long before that, she guest-starred in an episode of Magnum, P.I. titled A Sense of Debt. She portrayed the role of a boxer’s young daughter who seeks out Magnum’s help.

It was amongst Doherty’s very first screen roles, including appearances in Our House and Air Wolf. Her role in the latter show earned her a nomination at the 1984 6th Youth in Film Awards. She also received an endless list of Young Artist Award nominations for Our House.

Shannen Doherty -  Now

Doherty enjoyed an illustrious career well into adulthood, and recently she’s been working on the reboot of Beverly Hills, 90210 as a co-producer. Doherty’s personal life has been quite tumultuous, and People magazine even dubbed her a '90s ‘bad girl.’ She was briefly engaged to Max Factor, but it ended with a restraining order when he accused her of physical violence.

She’s currently in her third marriage with Kurt Iswarienko since they exchanged vows in 2011. In the past couple of years, she’s been battling cancer, but she went in remission in 2018. In February 2020, she announced that her cancer had returned.

Eileen Brennan – Then

Little Mary, Hello, Dolly! and Sunshine are some of the plays that gave Eileen Brennan her start in acting. She switched over to the screen with her debut in the 1967 film Divorce American Style. She even received a BAFTA nomination for her supporting role in The Last Picture Show.

She also starred alongside other big names like Paul Newman, Goldie Hawn, and Bette Midler. She got a guest role in “The Love That Lies” which was a Magnum, P.I episode. At the time she featured in several other productions, including Murder, She Wrote, Stella, and Reckless.

Eileen Brennan – Now

Brennan continued acting well into her 70s, and we last saw her in the 2010 film Na**ed Run. Brennan had two children with her former husband David John, and their son Sam is a singer while their son Patrick transitioned to acting from a basketball career.

Sadly, Brennan lost the battle to illness in 2013, and she died at her Burbank residence at the age of 80. Hawn described her as a brilliant comedian with an angelic voice. Director/actor Michael McKean who was one of her co-stars in Clue said that she was a brilliant actress and a comic angel.

Erin Gray – Then

In the ‘70s, Erin Gray was a highly popular model, and she seemed to be everywhere you looked. She featured in commercials by brands like Max Factor and L’Oreal. By 1975, she was amongst the highest-paid models taking home $100K annually.

The frequent trips she made to Los Angeles piqued her interest in acting, and one of the roles she landed was in Magnum, P.I. She guest-starred in the episode J Digger’ Doyle as a security expert. There was talks to her role as Joy ‘Digger’ Doyle a recurring one on the show or even spawn a spin-off out of it but neither materialized.

Erin Gray – Now

Gray went on to co-star in the ‘82 film Six Pack opposite Kenny Rogers. She also got a long-running role in the sitcom Silver Spoons as Kate Summers. On top of taking up guest-roles in TV shows, these days, she focuses her efforts more on working behind the scenes as a casting agent.

She runs Heroes for Hire and specializes in booking fantasy and sci-fi stars for various engagements. She also finds time to teach the Chinese martial art Tai Chi. She’s been married twice and has a daughter with her current husband, Richard Hissong.

Gwen Verdon – Then

Gwen Verdon worked as an assistant for Jack Cole, a Broadway choreographer, marking her beginnings in showbiz. She also performed in various musical shows as well as movies as a background dancer. She even won four Tonys for her performances in musical comedies.

She eventually started acting in TV shows and films leading her to a role in Magnum, P.I as the mother of the title character, Thomas Magnus (Tom Selleck). Her exemplary performance on the show earned her an Emmy nomination. She also received Emmy nominations for her roles in Homicide: Lide on the Streets and Dream On.

Gwen Verdon – Now

Verdon continued acting well into the late ‘90s, mostly picking up guest roles on TV shows. The 2000 comedy film Bruno was her very last credit. That same year, she passed away while sleeping from a heart attack. Verdon was at her daughter Nicole’s Woodstock residence at the time of her passing.

The marquee lights at Broadway were deemed later that night as an ode to Verdon. The collection of works she featured in preserve her memory, and she’s also remembered for being a firm advocate for mental wellness. An 8-part miniseries, Fosse/Verdon, telling the story about her troubled life with her second husband, Bob Fosse, aired on FX in 2019.

Phyllis Davis – Then

Phyllis David had a rather unusual childhood. She grew up with parents who were morticians and living above the mortuary they owned. Fortunately, she didn’t carry on with the family business, and instead, she made her way to Hollywood. We first saw her in productions like The Big Bounce, Sweet Sugar, and Guns.

She most notably starred in the ABC drama Vega$ as Beatrice Travis and before that, she appeared in Love American Style. She also took up guest features in several shows, including The Wild Wild West, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, and Magnum, P.I.

Phyllis Davis – Now

Davis continued performing well into the ‘90s, and the last credit to her name that we could find is the 1995 film Under Siege 2: Dark Territory. Davis had been in a long-term relationship with Dean Martin in the ‘70s and later, she dated Laffit Pincay Jr., a racehorse jockey, in the ‘80s.

She never married or had any kids. On September 27, 2013, Davis lost the fight to cancer and died at her Henderson residence. She was 73 at the time of her passing, and she was interred at the Palm Mortuary Memorial Park.

Kim Richards – Then

When she was just a toddler, Kim Richards was already earning paychecks from her appearances in carpet commercials. She then landed a role in Nanny and the Professor and featured in Disney films like Escape to Witch Mountain. She even shared the screen with her sister Kyle in the 1977 film The Car.

She guest-starred in an episode of Magnum, P.I. titled Mixed Doubles in 1982 as Carrie Reardon. She continued acting in television as a teen and adult appearing in other hit shows like Dukes of Hazard, Fantasy Island, and Diff’rent Strokes.

Kim Richards – Now

Richards is Nicky and Paris Hilton’s aunt, they are the daughters of her half-sister Kathy Hilton. She’s been married twice, first to supermarket-franchise heir G. Monty Brinson and then to Gregg Davis. She shares two children with Davis.

These days she shares snippets of her rather tumultuous life in The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. She was engaged to John J. Collet, a commodities salesman, who was implicated in a defrauding scheme involving elderly investors. Collett was murdered in Northridge in 1991 when he was on the phones with speaking with Richards. In 2015, she found herself behind bars for public intoxication and trespassing charges.

Teri Ann Linn – Then

As a native of Hawaii, Teri Ann Linn easily landed a role in Magnum, P.I. She started her career as a beauty queen and was crowned Miss Hawaii USA in 1981. She went on to compete in the Miss USA pageant the same year and finished in fourth place.

The first time she appeared on TV was as a guest on the Tonight Show along with the Disney Corporation. She ended up being cast in The Bold and the Beautiful as Forrester Dominguez, and she was later replaced by Tracy Melchior on the show.

Teri Ann Linn – Now

Linn doubled in music and Lobe is the Answer, her first album was released in 1993 under Fazer Music. She released another album with the label before signing up with Pool Party and releasing Teri.

Linn was schoolmates with Barack Obama at the Punahou School where she also played tennis. We last saw her in the 1999 movie Fallout, also featuring Daniel Baldwin. Now that she’s left her acting days behind, she brings home the bacon as a real estate agent. She was married to Will Anderson up until his death in 2011.

Marta DuBois – Then

Marta DuBois hailed from the David City, Panama. However, she moved to Los Angeles to establish a career in showbiz. She appeared in shows like Trapper John, MD, and Vega$ before landing a recurring role in Magnum, P.I as Michelle Hue.

DuBois didn’t have a lengthy list of film credits as she did on TV shows, but she still had a couple of impressive roles on the big screen. Her film debut was in the ‘79 drama Boulevard Nights and she also appeared in Fear, Dead Badge, and Picture of Purity.

Marta DuBois – Now

DuBois kept a steady flow of work over the years guest-starring in hit shows like L.A Law, Renegade, Martin, Walker, Texas Ranger, and Law & Order: LA. What we can say about the range of roles she picked is that they showed how versatile she was as an actress.

The last time she featured on a show was in 2013 when she appeared in an episode of Bones. Sadly, Dubois passed away in 2018 from a brain aneurysm at the age of 65. She was never married, and she also didn’t have any children.

Angela Lansbury – Then

Angela Lansbury grew up in an upper-middle-class family in London. She lost her father at an early age, and she started acting as an escape. She refers to the period as the defining moment in her life. The skills she built would later help her in the plethora of movie and TV roles she landed.

She started out with small roles, and she had her breakthrough in Gaslight. She had made a name for herself by the time she starred in Murder, She Wrote as Jessica Fletcher. She appeared in a crossover episode in Magnum, P.I as her Murder, She Wrote character.

Angela Lansbury – Now

Lansbury is 94 and far from putting up at a retirement home. Her long list of credits includes her 2018 film appearance in Buttons: A Christmas Tale. She’s also kept a steady flow of work on the small screen in shows like Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Little Women.

On the stage, she put up a good show during the production of Blithe Spirit at the London-based Gielgud Theatre. Despite several Emmy nominations, she has never won one but has received People's Choice and Golden Globe Awards. Lansbury has two children from her second marriage to the late Peter Shaw who died in 2003.

Carol Burnett – Then

Getting a start in showbiz isn't easy, and no one knows better than Carol Burnett. She grouped with a couple of friends and they decided to put together a play. They invited talent agents, and that subsequently landed a spot in The Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney Show.

She's, however, best known for hosting her eponymous show The Carol Burnett Show. It was a groundbreaking achievement because she was the first woman to host a comedy variety show of its kind.  She has featured in several other shows including Magnum, P.I as Susan Johnson.

Carol Burnett – Now

Burnett has received numerous awards recognizing her talent and contributions to showbiz. In 2005 she was honored with the prestigious Presidential Medal of Freedom. She's also penned down and narrated several memoirs.

Burnett was married thrice, and her second marriage resulted in the birth of her three children. She sadly lost her eldest daughter named Carrie in 2002. Meanwhile, her youngest daughter named Erin is an accomplished singer. She is currently married to Brian Miller, and she is 23 years older than him. We are waiting to watch her in the upcoming film Sorta Like a Rock Star.

Sharon Stone – Then

Believe it or not, Sharon Stone didn't have it easy in her early days, and she struggled to make it in  Hollywood. She switched from print and commercial modeling, and all she could get were a series of minor roles. The Woody Allen flick Stardust Memories marked her film debut in 1980.

She then delivered the most memorable performance playing identical twins in a Magnum, P.I episode, Echoes of the Mind that aired as two parts. She went on to pick up roles in films like Above the Law, Action Jackson, irreconcilable Differences, and King Solomon's Mines.

Sharon Stone – Now

Stone’s hard work hasn’t gone unnoticed, and she has a Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy win as well as several award nominations to show for it. She continues putting in the hard work, and in 2020, she’s set to appear in What About Love.

Stone has been married twice, and she shares an adopted son with her second former husband, Phil Bronstein. Stone expanded her family further through adoption when she welcomed her son Laird Vonne in 2005, and Quinn Kelly in 2006. She currently lives with her children in West Hollywood, at a residence that once belonged to actor Montgomery Clift.

Tyne Daly – Then

Tyne Daly kick-started her career on Broadway performing in That Summer - That Fall. We first saw Daly in shows like General Hospital and Foreign Intrigue. She made a mark from her time in General Hospital, and the roles kept going her way since then.

One of the guest roles she took up in 1982 was in Magnum, P.I in the episode The Jororo Kill as Kate Sullivan. The same year, she guest-starred in the mystery medical drama Quincy, M.E. She continued her work on Broadway and went on a 14-city tour in 1989 for the Gypsy revival.

Tyne Daly – Now

Daly has six Emmys and a Tony to her name with several more award nominations appreciating her work in Hollywood. She earned her spot in the American Theatre Hall of Fame in 2011. She continues acting, appearing in shows like Judging Amy, Christy, and Madam Secretary.

Her work on the big screen is equally as extensive, including credits in The Lay of the Land, Spider-Man Homecoming and A Bread Factory (Part One & Two). She shares three children with her former husband, Georg Stanford Brown. Their daughter Kathryne Dora Brown is now a successful actress.

Annie Potts – Then

Annie Potts knew that a degree in fine arts was what she needed to get started in showbiz. She made her screen debut in 1978 appearing in the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film Corvette Summer. The film earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination.

She continued doing well on the big screen and won a Genie Award for the 1981 comedy film Heartaches. At the same time, she was also taking roles in TV shows most notably co-starring in the Goodtime Girls. In Magnum, P.I, she portrayed the character, Tracy Spencer, in two episodes of the show. Potts picked up other roles in notable movies, including Ghostbusters.

Annie Potts – Now

Potts has lent her voice to the popular animation franchise Toy Story as Both Peep. She carried on with acting in TV shows appearing in Any Day Now, Joan of Arcadia, The Fosters, and Chicago Med.

Pitts has been married four times and she has three sons, one from her third marriage and two from her current marriage t James Hayman. Potts holds a seat on the Stephens College board. These days we've seen her in sitcoms like Young Sheldon, where she portrayed the role of Sheldon Cooper's mother. She’s also set to reprise her role in the 2020 supernatural comedy Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

Kathleen Lloyd – Then

In 1976, Kathleen Lloyd, Jack Nicholson, and Marlon Brando offered a memorable performance in The Missouri Breaks. The film established her as a female lead and Lloyd followed through with appearances in the late ‘70s horror flicks It Live Again and The Car. Llody found her place on the small screen with a recurring role in Magnum, P.I.

She held the role of Carol Baldwin, an Assistant District Attorney, on the show through its run from 1983 to 1988. Around the same time, she also had recurring roles in shows like Hill Street Blues and The Gangster Chronicles.

Kathleen Lloyd – Now

Lloyd actually dropped out of the University of California to get into acting. She had won the prestigious Hugh O’Brian Acting Award and that was enough motivation for her to pursue acting. Llyod kept a steady flow of work through to the late ‘90s. She added credits in other hit shows like Airwolf, Murder, She Wrote, and Babylon 5 on her portfolio.

Llyod seems to have retreated from the spotlight since the late ‘90s and in fact, not much is known about what she’s up to these days. She was married to Peter Jenvay, and they share a child.

Stella Stevens – Then

The late ‘50s and early ‘60s were a wonderful time for Stella Stevens because that’s when she had a breakthrough in the industry. She starred in popular films like The Nutty Professor, The Silencers, and Girls! Girls! Girls!.

She also featured in several TV miniseries and shows including Bonanza, The Love Boat, Night Court, and Magnum, P.I. In the latter show, she played the role of Loretta ‘Lolly’ Zachary in the 1986 episode titled Fine Me a Rainbow. She then took the part of Phyllis Blake in the NBC series Santa Barbara.

Stella Stevens – Now

Stevens was part of The Skip-Jacks, a five-voice ensemble, back in the ‘60s. The group is known for performing TV theme songs for shows like The Patty Duke Show and The Flinstones. Stevens also did some stage work performing in productions like The Odd Couple.

Stevens bought a Methow Valley ranch located near the Cascade Mountains in Carlton, Washington. She runs a bakery and opened an art gallery in Twisp, Washington. At 81, Stevens is the mother of film producer/director/actor Herman Andrew Stevens from her marriage to her ex-husband, Noble Herman Stevens.

Candy Clark – Then

Candace “Candy” Clark grew up in Texas, but after high school, she went to New York and started modeling. She made her way to Hollywood and made her debut in the 1972 film Fat City. She also featured in other films like The Big Sleep and Cat’s Eye.

She guest appeared in several TV shows like Dating Game, Matlock, Simon & Simon, and Baywatch Nights. She had a recurring role in  Magnum, P.I as Leslie “Scooter” Emory between ‘85 and ‘86. She kept working between the big and small screen and even earned a nomination for The Man Who Fell to Earth.

Candy Clark – Now

Clark is 72 and far from the graying image, you’d imagine. She’s appeared in critically acclaimed films like Zodiac, and in 2018, she featured in 5 Weddings. On the small screen, she’s appeared in shows like Criminal Minds and Twin Peaks.

Clark has been married twice, to Marjoe Gortner and then to Jeff Wald. Both marriages ended in divorce, but there weren’t any children involved to complete the process. Away from work, Clark keeps herself busy attending hot rod shows. She offers her fans a treat during these occasions, which always ends up being a form of meet-and-greet.

Christine Belford – Then

Christine Belford has the best ice breaker ever, she can always talk about the time her family lived in a haunted house. We are referring to 112 Ocean Avenue house that was featured in The Amityville Horror. She did some modeling in the ‘70s and held odd jobs to make ends meet.

She caught a break and ended up with a Universal Pictures contract. She first appeared on TV as an extra in Matt Lincoln. In 1981 she guest-starred in Magnum, P.I as Adelaide Malone. Her star continued rising with features in CHiPs, Wonder Woman, and The Sixth Sense.

Christine Belford – Now

Belford also had roles in hit shows like The Golden Girls, Beverly Hills, 90210, and Battlestar Galactica. She has also lent her voice to commercials, narrations, and animations over the years. She made her last TV appearance in the ABC movie Ruffian.

Since 1993, Belford and Nicholas Pryor have been married, but they don’t seem to have any plans of adding children to the equation. These days she maintains a low profile after presumably quitting the industry. We imagine that she’s living comfortably with the decent paychecks she earned throughout her career.

Anne Bloom – Then

Anne Bloom has enjoyed a three-decade-long acting career beginning with the ‘74 medical series Marcus Welby, M.D. She tried her luck on the big screen and appeared in The Dirt Bike Kid, Talking Walls, and False Identity. She made a mark when she appeared in Not Necessarily News and earned four Cable Ace nominations for it.

In 1981 she guest-starred in Magnum, P.I in the episode titled All Roads Lead To Floyd. She continued making guest features in shows like The Greatest American Hero, Airwolf, Blackout, and Night Court.

Anne Bloom – Now

Bloom hosted a few gameshows most notably The $25,000 Pyramid and Totally Hidden Video. She continued acting into the ‘90s but after 1997 she took a break. We last saw her in the 2009 documentary The History of Coolness.

Bloom has done some voice acting for productions like Johnny Bravo and The Angry Beavers. These days Bloom helps families and couples in Beverly Hills as a licensed therapist. We admit that we are curious about her own family life because there isn’t any information about a mister involved in her life.

Katherine Cannon – Then

Katherine Cannon grew up in Hollywood, California. Naturally, she ended up pursuing an acting career. Her early credits include Women in Chains, Private Duty Nurses, and Baa Baa Black Sheep. It wasn’t long before she was guest-starring in shows like Barnaby Jones.

Cannon also appeared in two episodes of Magnum, P.I as Linda Booton. She continued attracting notice with exemplary performances in TV productions like High Noon, Father Murphy, and CHiPs. Since the ‘80s she kept taking up roles here and there until 2002, when she decided to leave her acting days behind.

Katherine Cannon – Now

Before she took a hiatus or left, the industry, Cannon portrayed the role of Felice Martin, the mother of Tori Spelling’s character Doona Martin, in Beverly Hills, 90210. Cannon was married to Richard Chambers, a commercial director, and they had a son together before their split in 1980.

She found love again and exchanged vows with Dean Butler in 2001 after dating for five years. Cannon is now 66, and while she didn’t officially retire from acting, it’s safe to assume that she’s now settled into the next chapter of her life.

Pamela Susan Shoop – Then

Pamela Shoop had a famous mother, Julie Bishop, and the stars were always aligned for her to end up in Hollywood. Her father, Clarence A. Shoop, was a test pilot who served as a Hughes Aircraft Company executive.

Shoop took up acting classes, and she was fortunate enough to undertake part of her studies in the Florence-based Villa Mercede. She worked on stage and then appeared in the Frog Story, a short film. She also featured in the Magnum, P.I pilot episode titled Don’t Eat the Snow in Hawaii as Alice Cook.

Pamela Susan Shoop – Now

Shoop also appeared in shows like Return to Peyton Place, Galactica 1980, and Knight Rider. King Fu: The Legend Continues was her last acting credit, but Shoop continues gracing conventions related to her past film appearances. She has also appeared in documentaries in recent years, including Halloween: 25 Years of Terror in 2006.

Shoop is married to former Jesuit priest Terrance Sweeney. They co-authored the book What God Hath Joined. She also extends help to charitable groups like Good Tidings, the Achievement Rewards for Colleges Scientists, and the National Charity League.

Robin Dearden – Then

Robin Dearden is yet another actress who grew up in Hollywood and joined show business. Dearden has 42 acting credits listed on IMDB including early roles in The Krofft Supershow, Magic Mango, and David Cassidy - Man Undercover.

In Magnum, P.I,  she portrayed the role of a flight attendant, Lexi Ziller, in two different episodes. Dearden continued taking up roles in shows like  The Incredible Hulk, Happy Days, Highway to Heaven, and Crazy Like a Fox. She did work on the big screen too, and when filming Airwolf in 1984, she met her husband.

Robin Dearden – Now

Dearden has been married to Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston for 31 years. She even graced the screen alongside her husband in an episode of Breaking Bad in 2010 titled Emotional Woman. She’s still acting, and most recently, she appeared in Grounded for Life, Fantasy Hospital, and Chicanery.

Dearden and Cranston have a daughter named Taylor who studied theatre arts, and she is now a professional actress. Taylor has appeared in shows like Sweet/Vicious and American Vandal, a Netflix mockumentary. Taylor also appeared in the same Breaking Bad episode as her mother back in 2005.

Andrea Marcovicci – Then

Andrea Marcovicci grew up inspired by her mother Helen Stuart, a torch/cabaret singer. Her father who was 63 at the time of her birth was a doctor and internist.  She set out to follow in her mother’s footsteps, but she decided to major in drama and the rest is history.

She quit school and joined showbiz as a singer appearing in The Merv Griffin Show and The Mike Douglas Show. She got a test of acting through commercials and then landed a role in the CBS soap Love is a Many Splendored Thing.

Andrea Marcovicci – Now

In 1981, Marcovicci guest-starred in Magnum, P.I as Kendall Chase/Carol Foster/ Amy Crane. She recently appeared in the 2019 comedy-drama Baskets, and she’s still been churning music with her most recent album Smile released in 2012.

Her work in showbiz has earned her several honors and awards, including three Lifetime Achievement Awards as well as the 2007 Mabel Award. The Algonquin Hotel dedicated “The Andrea Marcovicci Suite” to her, and it is filled with memorabilia from her work on stage, TV, and film. Marcovicci shares a daughter named Alice Wolfe Reichert with her ex-husband, Daniel Reichert.

Morgan Fairchild – Then

Morgan Fairchild played the part of Jennifer Pace in the CBS series Search for Tomorrow back in the ‘70s. It paved the way for other work she got in shows like Dallas, Falcon Crest, and Flamingo Road, which earned her a Golden Globe nomination.

She appeared in Ki’is Don’t Lie, an episode of Magnum, P.I, in 1982 as Alex Houston/Catherine Hailey. She continued work on TV shows like Paper Dolls, Falcon Crest, and Cybill. Fairchild sits on the board of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA).

Morgan Fairchild – Now

Fairchild is fabulously 70 and still gracing our screens in the 2017 reboot of Days of Our Lives. She also appeared in an episode of The Bold and the Beutiful (2009), Worst Cooks in America and the 2019 film A Date Before Christmas Eve. She also serves as the spokesperson of a website that helps people preplan their burial choices.

Fairchild was married to Jack Calmes, and their union ended after six years in 1973. She’s kept her personal life relatively private since then, and we are not sure if she has another leading man in her life.