Four prominent actresses from the 1970s—Jaclyn Smith, Dyan Cannon, Alana Stewart, and Donna Mills—recently gathered for the birthday celebration of makeup artist Patrick Foley, drawing attention for their remarkably youthful appearances despite a combined age of 335.
Enduring Glamour
Smith, 80, known for her role in "Charlie's Angels," has maintained a youthful look without resorting to fillers or Botox, telling Fox News Digital that "clean living and being loved" are key. She emphasizes a consistent fitness routine that includes Pilates and weights, noting the importance of movement for bone health. Smith also adheres to a healthy diet, influenced by her husband, a heart surgeon, and avoids alcohol and drugs. She credits her family—husband, two children, and three granddaughters—as a source of her vitality.
Cannon, 89, a former beauty queen and mother to Jennifer Grant with ex-husband Cary Grant, has largely stepped away from acting but co-hosts the podcast "God's Table." She prioritizes her health and fitness, frequently sharing workout videos. Cannon follows a balanced diet, practicing moderation and avoiding restrictive "diet food." She has not confirmed speculation about plastic surgery.
Mills, 85, who gained recognition for her roles in "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" and "Play Misty for Me," and later in the soap opera "Knots Landing," continues to act, appearing in "Doctor Odyssey" and the film "Nope." She advocates for staying active at any age, telling AARP—The Magazine that individuals have "so much more to contribute." Mills previously limited her intake of pasta, sugar, bread, and ice cream but now eats more cautiously. She grows and consumes many vegetables and plays tennis three times a week, incorporating light weights and ballet barre into her routine. Mills has acknowledged having a facelift in her 40s.
Stewart, 81, began her career as a model before acting, with early roles alongside her then-husband George Hamilton. She maintained close friendships with notable figures like Farrah Fawcett and was married to Rod Stewart. Stewart has been open about non-invasive beauty treatments, such as Sylfirm Q, which uses radiofrequency micro-needling to stimulate collagen production for firmer, tighter skin with fewer wrinkles. She aims for a youthful appearance without what she considers unnatural-looking plastic surgery or fillers. Stewart has also used human-growth-hormone therapy to maintain her blonde hair color and credits early morning sun exposure for her vitality, especially after recovering from a lingering cough and low energy following COVID-19.
The four actresses, who rose to fame in the 1970s, reunited for the celebration, with their combined age highlighting their enduring allure. The event took place while celebrating the birthday of their friend, Beverly Hills makeup artist Patrick Foley.