Jane Seymour Shelters Former ‘Dr. Quinn’ Co-Star Joe Lando As LA Fires Destroy His Home

The ongoing Los Angeles wildfires have left many residents devastated, including actor Joe Lando and his household. The actor and his family were left stranded after the fires destroyed their property. Although they were grateful to have escaped unharmed, they faced uncertainty about where to go next.

In this challenging time, Lando found solace in the kindness of his longtime friend and former co-star, Jane Seymour. She welcomed Lando, his family, and their pets into her home without hesitation. Lando expressed deep gratitude for Seymour’s generosity, calling it a lifeline during an incredibly difficult period.

Fans react to Jane Seymour’s kindness to Joe Lando and family

 

 

 

 

 

 

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After Lando shared his story in an emotional video, fans responded with overwhelming support and admiration for both him and Seymour. Many praised Seymour for her kindness, with one person suggesting that the Lando family should consider relocating temporarily to gain peace and perspective.

Others were relieved that the family was safe, while some fans expressed heartbreak over Lando’s loss but took comfort in knowing he had a strong support system. At the same time, another noted how fortunate Lando was to have a friend like Seymour.

Joe Lando and Jane Seymour worked together on several projects

Lando and Seymour’s professional relationship began in the early 1990s when they starred together in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. The series, which ran for six seasons from 1993 to 1998, followed the story of Dr. Michaela Quinn, a pioneering female physician who established a clinic in post-Civil War Colorado. Lando played her love interest, the rugged outdoorsman Byron Sully.

After the show ended, the pair continued their collaboration, appearing in two television movies tied to the series. Their bond extended beyond Dr. Quinn, as they reunited in 2011 for the Hallmark Channel movie Perfectly Prudence. More recently, they shared the screen in the 2022 Lifetime holiday film A Christmas Spark.