Loni Anderson Stuns On The Red Carpet Alongside Husband, Bob Flick

Loni Anderson and her husband, Bob Flick, were present at the It’s A Wonderful Lifetime Christmas movie event held in Beverly Hills, California, on Tuesday. The couple posed on the red carpet, with Loni stealing the show in an all-black ensemble and her glowing blonde hair.

Loni also posed with co-stars Linda Gray, Morgan Fairchild, Donna Mills, and Nicollette Sheridan as they honored the Blue Star Families military spouses, who received the Gift of a Lifetime during the ceremony at The Maybourne. The mother of two looked gorgeous and in love with her Bob, whom she married in 2008.

Loni is happy with Bob

‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ alum Loni Anderson looked simply gorgeous during a rare red carpet appearance with her supportive husband, Bob Flick, in Beverly Hills. https://t.co/nYjeGIZQn3

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Loni and Bob met at a movie premiere in Minneapolis after three failed marriages, and it’s been bliss ever since. Before him, the actress was in a high-profile relationship with the late Burt Reynolds, and they adopted a son, Quinton. The estranged couple got married in Florida in 1988 until Burt accused Loni of infidelity in the mid-90s, leading to their divorce.

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She then found love again with Bob, the founder of the ‘60s folk band The Brothers Four, whom she describes as her soulmate. They initially dated in 1963 and came back together in the 2000s. “We do say that. I mean it is so bizarre how we came back together from our beginnings,” she told Studio 10.

Loni’s successful Hollywood career

After Loni’s first divorce — from Bruce Hasselberg — as a 20-year-old, she started her career with stage roles and commercials as a college graduate from the University of Minnesota. She moved to Los Angeles in the mid-70s, changed her hair to blonde, and began starring in era favorites like The Bob Newhart Show and Police Woman until her breakthrough role as Jennifer Marlowe in 1978’s WKRP in Cincinnati.

Playing Jennifer opened her up to Hollywood stardom, and she starred in more hits like Partners in Crime and Stroker Ace, where she met Reynolds. More recently, Loni joined the Ladies of the ‘80s to shoot the final Christmas episode of the long-running soap opera, Ladies of the ‘80s: A Divas Christmas, which premiered on Lifetime in December 2023. Sadly, Loni Anderson died on August 3, 2025, at the age of 79.