After Doris Day almost lost her only son, Terry Melcher, in a motorcycle accident, she warned her TV son Todd Starke of the danger of motorcycles. He didn't listen, and the news of his death had her devasted!
Peter Falk and his second wife were known as the "Fighting Falks" because they would always have public fights and reconcile afterward. Despite their differences, they were together for over three decades before Falk died.
Meghan Markle went on Ellen DeGeneres's show, where she performed some tasks based on DeGeneres's orders. Once the show aired, her father believed that Meghan's actions insulted the Queen, and the Queen should strip her of her titles.
Rosie O'Donnell and Michelle Rounds seemed like the perfect couple. However, after their separation, a legal battle over the custody of their child followed suit. During the process, the women started throwing accusations at each other.
Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz had their eyes on their "Dreamland" mansion for eight years before it was available for sale. The couple then spent over $20 million acquiring the architectural marvel!
Bobby Darin was one of the popular musicians of the 1950s and the 1960s. However, it wasn't until he was an adult that he found out the truth about his birth mother.
Every actor who had ever played the role of Superman became famous from the role. However, when they are not dealing with stereotyping from the character, they are dealing with misfortunes which have been termed the "Superman Curse."
Despite being a child star from acting In "The Andy Griffith Show," Ron Howard still had a difficult time as a child. However, being around adults made him grow faster than normal kids.
Sean Connery was married to his second wife for 45 years. Even though he had called her the love of his life, he still had an affair with a famous singer.
Larry Mathews's discovery as a child star was an accident. However, his inexperience gave him an edge when he auditioned for "The Dick Van Dyke Show."
Guy Williams was cast on the "Bonanza" show after one of the main casts had decided to leave the show. However, his character only stayed for five episodes of the show.
After Farrah Fawcett's death, Tatum O'Neal needed to reconcile with her father, Ryan O'Neal. They had tried to reconcile over the years, but the picture they took in 2020 gave internet users some hope.
After an abusive first marriage, the queen of rock and roll found love again. After a series of health complications, her second husband took a risk and gave her "the gift of life."
Elizabeth Montgomery and Dick York were the stars of the "Bewitched" series. Although they looked like the perfect couple on set, a book claimed they didn't get along outside the set.
The original cast of "Charlie's Angels" all has their fair share of unfortunate events after the show. From divorces to personal problems and even being diagnosed with cancer which took Farrah Fawcett's life.
After their mother died, Angelina Jolie and her brother James Haven had referred to themselves as orphans even though their father, Jon Voight, is still alive.
Before her fourth and current marriage, Jaclyn Smith was once married to fellow actor Dennis Cole who had a son Joe Cole. Joe was murdered in an unsolved case in 1991 after he was shot by armed robbers who found only $50 on him and his friend.
Cassandra Peterson, also known as Elvira, was married for 22 years to her manager before she came out about having been in a relationship with a woman for 19 years now. This was all released in the 70-year-old's memoir.
Willie and Korie Robertson had six children, three of whom were their biological children. Fans of their "Duck Dynasty" show watched some of these children grow. Today, most of them have left the nest and started their own families.
Raymond Burr, known for his role in the series "Perry Mason," was an enigma in Hollywood. From various accounts, he was said to have manufactured stories about two dead wives and one dead son while having a male partner before his death.
MC Hammer came to the limelight with the success of his hit single "U Can't Touch This." However, even though he was earning millions, he was also spending more and this led him to file for bankruptcy in 1996.
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor never spoke about their sexualities. Still, it was said they both liked same-sex partners and their marriage, arranged by MGM, was a marriage of convenience called 'lavender marriage' at the time.
William Christopher, a Methodist pries, played the role of a Catholic priest in the series M*A*S*H. However, his life was not so rosy as he had to care for an autistic adopted son, thereby missing episodes on the show.
Joan Crawford may have been one of the most famous actresses of all time, but her adopted daughter, Christina, wrote a book that showed that Joan was what she called a "wild beast."
Roseanne Barr may have had one husband in her show, but in reality, she had been married three times and currently lives with her longtime partner, Johnny Argent. However, she's a loving mother of five.
Richard Griffiths was born to deaf and dumb parents who never got over the tragedy they faced before and after his birth. Before the actor died, he was known as Harry Potter's wicked uncle Vernon Dursley.
Doris Day was known as America's Sweetheart, but she was not so lucky in love. Her first husband was physically abusive and even put her leg in scalding water when she was pregnant.
Sara Gilbert was dating her co-star Johnny Galecki when she found out that she was gay. However, the two of them, being close friends, were able to keep her sexuality a secret before she came out in public.
Cher and Gregg Allman met unusually. Even after he passed out on their first date, she gave him a chance for a second date where he had over 20 drinks.
Mel Gibson is one of the most famous actors from the '90s. His fame came from his acting, directing, producing, and being famous for having one of the most expensive divorce settlements of his time.
WWE superstars John Cena and Nikki Bella were together for six years, engaged, and called off their engagement a few weeks to their wedding. While some people thought it was a PR stunt, here's the real reason they split.
Lindsay Greenbush became a child star with the series "Little House on the Prairie," where she played the role of Carrie Ingalls. However, life took different turns for her, including getting married to her childhood crush.
After winning People's Magazine "Sexiest Man Alive" in 1986, Mark Harmon took to the "Saturday Night Live" podium to show us why he was chosen, and he did this wearing only a towel.
When Sammy Davis Jr. and May Britt were married, it was taboo to do so as he was Black and she was White. Love prevailed, and before their divorce, they had three children, two of whom were adopted.
Even though Simon Cowell called off his engagement with his makeup artist girlfriend Mezhgan Hussainy, he had pledged to provide all her material needs. To keep to his promise, he gifted her a mansion in Beverly Hills.
Even though they were separated, when Ryan O'Neal fell ill, his longtime love Farrah Fawcett came to his side. He also stayed by her side when she needed him till her last breath.
Country Music legend Randy Travis may have changed the face of country music, but his life changes made him a better person. From divorce to marrying his dentist's former wife, here's his story.
Kody Brown grew up in a polygamous home and has continued the polygamous lifestyle. He is currently married to four wives and has 18 children. A new season of their reality TV show "Sister Wives" will air in November.
Meghan Markle may have been a Duchess for a while, but before the fame of being an actress and being a Royal, she had a regular job where she put her penmanship to good use.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Dany Garcia may have been going through a divorce, but she was not going to let him fail when it came to his career. She took over the reins and made him the star we know today.
Kenny Rogers passed away in 2020, but the legendary country music star was married five times and had children with four wives before his death. By the time he had his twins, he was already in his sixties.
Award-winning game show host Alex Trebek was the best and had his wife, Jean, by his side till his last day. However, the father of three was married before, and we have all the details about his first wife.
Kathleen Bradley, also known as Mrs. Parker in "Friday," is 70 and still has the gorgeousness she showed us in the 90s. Time may have gone by, but she has not aged one bit.
By his third heart attack, the legendary comedian who paved the way for others stopped fighting and was announced dead on December 10, 2005. Before his death, Richard Pryor had seven children. Let's take a look at his life!
Gregory Peck rose to fame in no time, and besides having married twice, it was reported that he had an affair with his "Spellbound" co-star, Ingrid Bergman, while he was still married to his first wife.
Even though she was diagnosed with leukemia early, "Coming To America" Madge Sinclair did not go out without a fight. As she fought for her life, she also gave us movies to forever remember her by.
Kirk Douglas was a legend in his time. Even though he was married for over sixty years, his wife Anne once helped him buy an engagement ring he used to propose to the other woman.
Patsy Cline may have lived a short life, but her music changed the way people viewed country music and opened the doors for other women. Before her death, Cline may have predicted that she wouldn't be living long.
Before Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, was separated from her husband Prince Andrew, Duke of York, she had been linked to a Texan businessman with whom she "absolutely horrified" the palace couturiers with her attitude.
Jennifer Hudson's ex-fiance, David Otunga, has always shown affection for their son on Instagram. For National Sons Day, Otunga made a special tribute video that has fans tearing up.
