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Jaclyn Smith Press Kit Twitter: @realjaclynsmith Instagram: @helloitsjaclyn Facebook: @JaclynSmith Publicist Jay Schwartz [email protected] 818.946.8301 Jaclyn Smith does not age. The original Charlie’s Angels star posted a new photo to Instagram that left fans wondering how she stays so looking young at age 73 – and how she can still work those high heels. In a new photo, Smith, who has a birthday later this month, posed in a hot pink skater dress from her clothing line. But it was her shoes—and her incredibly toned legs—that really caught fans’ attention. In the pic, Smith is wearing super-high two-toned pink pumps as she stands on a patio, and her muscular calves are on full display. Fans hit the comments section to remark on the “ageless beauty” who first graced TV screens back in 1976 when she played Kelly Garrett on the hit ABC detective drama, Charlie’s Angels. “The elegant Jaclyn Smith,” one fan wrote. “Girl is still looking sharp!” another added. “Omg Kelly is serving looks!!!! Loving it from head to toe,” a third fan chimed in. “Love,” another follower wrote. “Now long can you stand in those beautiful high heels?” This is not the first time Smith has wowed Instagram fans with a killer pose. Earlier this year, the gorgeous grandma posed in a red minidress as she teased a new project. You can see Jaclyn Smith’s stunning new Instagram photo below. As for the secrets to Smith’s still-stunning shape, it doesn’t hurt that she’s a former ballet dancer, which also helps explain those toned legs. The 73-year-old star revealed in an interview with Better Nutrition earlier this year that she also swears by working with a personal trainer. Smith added that when she works out, she does it for her brain as well as her body, and she said she feels people need to work out at least three times a week as they get older. The brunette beauty added that she also eats a healthy diet and doesn’t drink or smoke, but she also allows herself to splurge on burgers and pizza once in a while. Smith also revealed that a “balance” of work and family life keeps her young at heart. Smith is a mother to two adult children, Gaston and Spencer Margaret, with her ex-husband Tony Richmond. She has been married to Houston cardiothoracic surgeon Brad Allen for more than 20 years. The actress and businesswoman is also a proud grandmother to two young granddaughters. Based on her new Instagram photo, everything Smith is doing seems to be working for her. https://www.inquisitr.com/5692523/jaclyn-smith-legs-photo/#ixzz62dU9ve Jaclyn Smith J aclyn Smith is an award-winning actress, designer, business-woman and role model who has held the public interest for more than four decades. Born in Houston, Texas, she started dancing at the age of Q and A three and studied drama at Charlie’s Angels was iconic not only Trinity University. She left for New York to pursue a career in with the television series but the movies dance, where she was discovered by an agent for her natural that followed. How does it feel being beauty and be-came the Breck Girl. Through that experience, she one of the original Angels? developed a rela-tionship with Max Factor who developed a new I never dreamed I would be talking scent, Jaclyn Smith’s California, which won best mass-produced about the show 40 years later. I’m fragrance in 1989, the year it was launched. happy to be a part of a show that we still Hollywood beckoned, and before long Jaclyn was appearing in talk about, so something must have been popular series such as “McCloud,” “The Rookies” and “Switch.” In right. I think the concept of the show 1976 she starred as Kelly Garrett on “Charlie’s Angels” and was the was unique at the time- three women only actor to continue with the series for its five-year run. Following instead of three men. It had a wide “Charlie’s Angels” Jaclyn earned a Golden Globe nomination for her demographic from young to old. People portrayal of the legendary first lady in “Jacqueline Bouvier still come up to me today and tell me Kennedy.” She has compiled an impressive filmography of more than how much they loved the show. 50 films and TV appearances. In 1989, she was honored with a star What led you to take the leap from act-ing on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She continues to act in television to designing your own clothing line? roles, always with show-stopping results. I was approached by Kmart. I was In 1985, Jaclyn entered the business world with the introduction of under contract with Max Factor at the her collection of women’s apparel and accessories for Kmart stores, time and they didn’t want me to do it. At pioneering the concept of celebrities developing their own brands first, I turned down the opportunity at rather than merely endorsing others. Since that time more than 100 Kmart, but they asked me to come to a million women have purchased clothing or accessories bearing her meeting and I did. I went in and couldn’t name, making her one of the best recognized people in America. In September 2008, Jaclyn launched her new line of bed and bath believe the clothing line I saw in there decor at Kmart and has since introduced outdoor living, home called Hunter’s Glen. It was very remi- furnishings and seasonal items. Along with her long-time friend and famed celebrity hair stylist, José Eber, Jaclyn created a new collection of hair fashions and wigs called STYLE by Jaclyn Smith, in partner-ship with Paula Young, which launched in October 2008. In 2010 Jaclyn collaborated with her husband, Dr. Brad Allen, a renowned medical researcher and pediatric heart surgeon, to develop a family of luxurious cleansers, moisturizers, and protective skincare products. In 2003, Jaclyn battled breast cancer. The journey with cancer made her realize how important it is to have an attitude of gratitude and count your daily blessings. She remains vigilant about her fol-low-up care. Jaclyn’s husband Brad, son Gaston Anthony and daugh-ter Spencer Margaret keep her centered and serve as her inspiration. She manages her life and legendary career with grace and style. Actress & Business Mogul I started there was no black, navy I’m so lucky to have this life; My husband told me that I needed an advocate; I needed or khaki- it was all pastels. Now, working at my age is kind of someone who was knowledgeable to talk sense to me because we’re right abreast of the trends of amazing. I have two great children the best prognosis for me was to have a lumpectomy and the day because we have loyal and they’re very much a part of my radiation which is what I did. I had a sentinel node biopsy and custom-ers. When I launched my life. I’m one of those mothers whose my nodes were negative. My husband Brad said I would be line, I traveled across the United children are my best friends and I crazy to have a mastectomy. He said, “They’re going to States visiting stores, meeting my want to spend time with them. I’m watch you every six months.” So that’s what I did. Without custom-ers and seeing their needs. kind of a homebody and being home him I might have gone ahead and said, “Do the mastectomy,” It’s been an education for me. I gives me balance and strength. My even though my doctor said I didn’t need it. It was the fear know about design, but I learned grandchildren give me joy. talking. I just wanted to get it behind me. It’s been 18 years about how to maintain the quality now, and here I am. I spent three years touring the country In 2002 you were diagnosed with with the correct price point, while breast cancer. What went and just talking to women about breast cancer, what the risk keeping the value important. Also, through your mind when you factors are, living healthy and emphasizing the importance of I think sizing is an important part. getting their mammograms. I’m still an advocate of getting a received this horrible news? If you buy a size 8 it’s an 8. When Fear. Fear of not being here for my mammogram after the age of 40 every year. Women need to you buy a plus size, it’s a plus size. be smart today. children. The doctor came and told Do you wear your own me that I had breast cancer, that they What’s on the horizon for you? Is anything new and clothing line? caught it early and that I was going to excit-ing coming up? Jaclyn’s short list of To Do’s – I do wear my own clothing be-cause We’ve come out with a new fabric called “Inside out per- be okay. I just remember saying, it’s really pretty. We’re doing some niscent of Ralph Lauren. I thought, “Am I going to be here for my formance fabric.” You wouldn’t believe that it could be for everyday skin health & beauty vegan leather and people can’t believe “You know, I’m going to do this” children? He said, “You’re definitely worn outside.
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