In celebration of their show's 50th anniversary, Jaclyn Smith, 80, Kate Jackson, 77, and Cheryl Ladd, 75 - who have a combined age of 232 - reunited at the 2026 Emmy Awards, where they paid tribute to the 'shiniest angel of all', Farrah Fawcett.

The original Charlie’s Angels premiered on ABC on September 22, 1976, introducing audiences to private investigators Sabrina Duncan, Jill Munroe and Kelly Garrett, played by Kat

From TV superstardom to life beyond Townsend Agency, here’s where the original Angels ended up.

The behind-the-scenes betrayals. The casting chaos. The simmering resentments. The itsy-bitsy bikinis. Turns out the set of this 70s TV phenomenon wasn't always heaven.

“Charlie’s Angels” and “Angel” are among the first round of names announced Wednesday to serve as presenters at Monday night’s 78th Emmys on NBC and Peacock. “Charlie’s Angels” stars Kate Jackson, Cheryl Ladd and Jaclyn Smith - who are celebrating the 50th anniversary this year of the iconic ABC series - were included in the

Commentary: Sure, shows such as “Charlie’s Angels” could be formulaic, silly, cheesy and unchallenging. But there’s more to life than being gritty and gory.

“When I took my nephews to Disneyland, we didn’t have to stand in line,” Smith recalled. “When I visited Martha’s Vineyard, the hotel owner insisted we take out his yacht, no charge. If we wanted to eat at any restaurant, we could just walk in and get the best table.”

Charlie's Angel's Jaclyn Smith, 80, stunned in yellow power suit as she reveals the 'worst' initial idea for show that co-star Kate Jackson, 77 rejected.