‘Charlie’s Angels’ Stars Celebrate 50th Anniversary Reunion in LA
Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd reunited at PaleyFest in Los Angeles on Monday, April 6. The gathering celebrated the 50th anniversary of Charlie’s Angels and brought the three original stars together on stage.
PaleyFest appearance and photos
The actresses posed for photos and greeted fans. Jackson wore a black-and-white outfit while Smith and Ladd chose soft pastels.
They were photographed alongside former co-star David Doyle in some images. The meeting drew applause and media attention in LA.
What the trio said
The three announced the reunion in a statement earlier in January. They said the series combined light entertainment with a message about women’s capabilities.
Jackson reflected on the show’s sudden fame, crediting Farrah Fawcett’s iconic poster for helping the series break through. She added that Ladd’s arrival in season two brought a unique spark.
Series timeline and cast changes
Charlie’s Angels aired on ABC from 1976 until 1981. The program began with Jackson, Smith and Farrah Fawcett as the original trio.
- Farrah Fawcett left after season one to pursue a film career.
- Cheryl Ladd replaced Fawcett in 1977 and joined beginning with season two.
- Jackson departed after season three and was succeeded by Shelley Hack and later Tanya Roberts.
- Tanya Roberts died in 2021.
- Jaclyn Smith remained the only original cast member across all five seasons.
Recent reunions and public appearances
Jackson and Smith met again at a family event in 2023. They attended Smith’s son Gaston Richmond’s wedding to Bonnie Lane.
Before that wedding, Jackson had rarely been photographed publicly for over a decade. One of her last public appearances had been at Farrah Fawcett’s funeral in Los Angeles in 2009.
Legacy and celebration
The PaleyFest reunion honored five decades since the show premiered. The women emphasized that the series entertained and inspired young women worldwide.
Filmogaz.com covered the event and noted how the reunion highlighted the program’s cultural impact and enduring fan affection.
