CHERYL LADD

The beautiful Cheryl Ladd shot to fame as she replaced Farrah Fawcett in the super hit series Charlie’s Angels. She was a prominent cheerleader in high school and also worked as a waitress at a local coffee shop. But Ladd’s striking beauty was already apparent when she entered her teens. So instead of staying in her little hometown, she packed her bags and moved to Hollywood to pursue her music career. As soon as her acting career took off, Ladd put her musical aspirations on hold. Her big break occurred in 1977 when she was cast as Chris Munro on the popular action series Charlie’s Angel.

Her acting career was not quite comparable to the success of her time in “Charlie’s Angel,” but Ladd continued to play the pivotal role in both movies and television shows until the 2010s. She played different roles in multiple movies and films. In 1973, she married her fellow actor David Ladd and kept the last name even after she contacted some lawyers and pursued their divorce. Ladd also has, not only a beautiful face but also a great heart. She is a celebrity ambassador for child abuse prevention and treatment non-profit organization, Childhelp.