Jaclyn Smith was famous for her part in Charlie’s Angels. Fans of many backgrounds were captivated by her beauty and talent.
Many are surprised to learn that Jaclyn Smith married three times before finding her partner and starting a happy life.
The role in Charlie’s Angels propelled her to popularity. She received a Golden Globe nomination for her work. After the show, she worked in films but always wanted a family.
Though her marriages failed, Jaclyn believed in marriage as a prerequisite to have children. Her first husband was actor Roger Davis in 1968. This partnership lasted till 1975.
Later, she met Charlie’s Angels actor Dennis Cole. They married in 1978 but divorced in 1981.
I married Brad on Oct. 11, 1997 at the Westwood United Methodist Church and 20 years later I'm still a lucky girl! pic.twitter.com/BWIK6XfOT2
— Jaclyn Smith (@realjaclynsmith) October 11, 2017
Tony Richman, a talented filmmaker, followed in 1981. They have two children, allowing Jaclyn to focus on family. The marriage ended in 1989.
She never claimed her heart until 1997, when destiny brought her Dr. Brad Allen.
20 years later, I’m still lucky to have married Brad in Westwood United Methodist Church on Oct. 11, 1997!
A twist of fate brought them together. Jaclyn’s mother urged she visit Dr. Allen after his lifesaving surgery on her father. His sweet gesture of walking her to her car ignited their relationship.
Allen was special to Jaclyn because of his ‘purity of heart.’ For 27 years, they have been blissfully married.
Motherhood has always been Jaclyn’s favorite role, and now she enjoys grandmotherhood. But choosing the appropriate spouse was as important to her.
Allen loved Jaclyn’s children. In 2002, Jaclyn was diagnosed with breast cancer, throwing the family a curveball.
Thanks to regular checkups, early detection was possible. The findings shook her, but her loving family comforted her.
Jaclyn contacted her family after her initial shock. They stood by her in Los Angeles at this difficult period, giving her strength.
Jaclyn valiantly faced her cancer journey with her family after a lumpectomy and eight weeks of radiotherapy.
Jaclyn lives joyfully today. With her loving spouse and family, she enjoys the joy of lasting love. Best wishes to Jaclyn and her family for many more happy years.
