This Woman Was an 80s TV Star Who Left Hollywood & Now Takes Care of Animals on Her Ranch at 74 – Photo

A former TV star, this actress captivated audiences with her role on a hit show for many years. However, after many failed relationships and wanting a change in her life, she left Hollywood to pursue something more fulfilling.

This actress rose to fame in the 1970s and ’80s for her role on the award-winning soap opera “Dallas.” However, after a string of failed relationships, including her first marriage ending in divorce, and years of immense success, she realized she wanted something different.

Trading the spotlight for a quieter life, she now devotes herself to rescuing and caring for animals, a pursuit that fills her with joy every day. Take a look at her journey and how “beautiful” she looks now at 74.

This actress’s journey to fame began in the early 1970s, starting with a role in “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean” alongside the legendary Paul Newman.

However, four years after her debut, the star became so dissatisfied with the trajectory of her career that she stepped away from acting entirely. For the next three years, she shifted her focus and worked as an agent.

By 1978, her passion for law and desire to enter the business side of the entertainment industry led to plans of attending law school and possibly becoming a studio executive.

But fate had a different plan when Aaron Spelling, the famed television producer, offered to cover a year of her law school tuition in exchange for her accepting a role in the pilot of “Fantasy Island” in 1977. She took the opportunity, which led to her landing one of the most significant roles of her career just a year later.