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‘Charlie’s Angels’ Star Cheryl Ladd Turns 75 And Looks Like An Angel Who Forgot To Age

by Ruth A • Published July 15, 2026

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Cheryl Ladd is still radiant as she celebrates a milestone birthday

Few television stars have remained as closely tied to an era as Cheryl Ladd. Nearly five decades after she first appeared on Charlie’s Angels, the actress continues to captivate fans with the same elegance and energy that made her a household name in the late 1970s. As she celebrates her 75th birthday, many admirers find themselves reflecting on the remarkable career that followed her unforgettable days as Kris Munroe.

According to Hello Magazine, the milestone has also sparked renewed appreciation for everything she accomplished beyond her most famous role. From music and film to Broadway and television, Cheryl built a career that stretched far beyond one iconic series while also creating a lasting family life and one of Hollywood’s enduring love stories.

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From South Dakota Dreamer To Television Star

Cheryl Ladd, 1970s/Everett Collection

The story behind the Cheryl Ladd birthday celebration begins far from Hollywood. Born Cheryl Jean Stoppelmoor in Huron, South Dakota, she originally hoped to make a career in music before eventually moving to Los Angeles in pursuit of bigger opportunities. Early work included lending her singing voice to animated television projects and taking on guest appearances that slowly introduced her to audiences.

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Cheryl Ladd today / Everett Collection

Everything changed in 1977 when she joined Charlie’s Angels as Kris Munroe, the younger sister of Farrah Fawcett’s character, Jill. The role could have easily placed enormous pressure on a young actress stepping into one of television’s biggest hits, but Cheryl quickly won over audiences with her charm, confidence, and chemistry with co-stars Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith. Looking back now, it is difficult to imagine the series without her.

A Legacy That Reaches Far Beyond The Angels

Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith & Cheryl Ladd, CHARLIE’S ANGELS (1977-79): Michael Warburton/X

While many fans immediately think of detective cases and iconic opening credits when they hear her name, Cheryl refused to let herself become defined by a single role. She continued acting in films and television projects, performed on stage, recorded music, wrote books, and embraced opportunities that showcased different sides of her talent and personality.

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CHARLIE’S ANGELS: Shelley Hack, Jaclyn Smith, Cheryl Ladd, 1976-1981/Everett Collection

The recent Cheryl Ladd birthday milestone comes during a particularly meaningful chapter of her life. Earlier this year, she revealed she had completed treatment for an aggressive form of breast cancer and was now cancer-free, crediting her family, medical team, and longtime friends for their support. As fans celebrate her birthday, many are reminded that her lasting appeal extends far beyond nostalgia. Her resilience and warmth have made her every bit as inspiring as the characters she played on screen.

LOS ANGELES, CA, USA – NOVEMBER 14: Cheryl Ladd at the Opening Night Of Life-Sized Gingerbread House Experience With The Stars Of Lifetime’s Christmas Movies held at The Grove on November 14, 2018 in Los Angeles, California, United States. (Photo by David Acosta/Image Press Agency)

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