Naomi Judd of "The Judd" duo would forever remain in the hearts of many even after her tragic end. Her Tennessee farm home, where she spent her last days, is still a center of attraction to many.
Princess Diana was often referred to as the people's princess because of her down-to-earth personality and empathy. However, she did not develop such a reputation in her close circle.
Against all odds, Tyne Daly from "Cagney and Lacey" married Georg Standford Brown at 19. The couple remained inseparable despite the difference in their race until twenty-four years later, when Brown quit the marriage.
Award-winning actress Helen Mirren was interested in building a successful career, and marriage was never in her plans. However, when she found love in the arms of a married man, her "fate was sealed," and everything changed following his divorce.
Richard Thomas was shocked by his first wife's demands to end their marriage, but he wedded a two-time divorcee with kids a few months later. His family, including kids, were there to support them. Meet the perfectly blended family.
American celebrity Moore took a back seat from the spotlight to cater to and nurse his mum, who was battling MS, and give her all the support she could possibly have needed.
Broadway star Leslie Uggams never allowed the laws or societal norms to restrict her decisions. The first black woman to host a TV variety show, Uggams married a white man. Decades later, their beautiful marriage and successful kids become an inspiration. Meet them.
"Pathology" star Alyssa Milano who was once Milo Ventimiglia's fiancèe onscreen, never knew about his crush on her. Yet, when she became a mother, the actress named her firstborn after him.
Despite his busy schedule, Billy Graham ensured that his family enjoyed the comfort of the Montreat mountainsides from their home. This property remained in the family until his daughter was forced to sell it to save her daughter's life.
It took three attempts before the "Charlie's Angels" star, Jaclyn Smith, finally found true love. Although she once married a bigamist, with whom she shared two kids, the movie star is now in a loving marriage and enjoys life as a mother and grandparent.
Oscar-winning actress Jane Seymour has been through some highs and lows but manages to still top the game in motherhood and Hollywood. The actress nearly died following the birth of her twins to her fourth husband.
Many theories emerged after Princess Diana's tragic death. According to her second son, Harry, her untimely death was caused by racism. Following the evolution of his family, he feared that history would repeat itself if he did not act.
James Garner from "The Notebook," described as the "greatest father" by his daughter, did not have the best childhood, but he was intentional with his parenting. Despite a booming career, the actor adopted his wife's child and never neglected his duties.
Decades after Diana's death, Prince William still remembers his love and admiration for his mother. However, he once showed intense resentment towards her and refused to take her calls following a BBC interview.
Bridget Moynahan's ex-partner and baby daddy, Tom Brady, is one of the NFL's wealthiest players, yet he is family-oriented. He has provided his family with the best living experiences for two decades in his $33m mansion.
Jerry Stiller's comedic chops were incredible, especially while working with his wife onscreen. The couple created magic on TV and in reality. However, Jerry was not an expert in parenting, and he was unaware of how bad it affected his son.
Love came in the most unlikely ways for celebrity chef, cookbook author, and Food Network star Anne Burrell. After a failed engagement with a woman, she found love in the arms of a man at age 49, and they had her dream wedding, followed by an untraditional honeymoon.
"Smokey and the Bandits" stars Burt Reynolds and Sally Field complimented each other on-screen. Offscreen, the duo had a perfect relationship that ended with their breakup; Field stopped talking to Reynolds, even though he tried to win her back.
Sally Struthers was the blonde beauty whose eccentricities as the young lady in "All in the Family" thrilled fans. But, in reality, she wanted to witness true love, and this happened when she met "a nice young doctor."
The world's richest comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, earned his prestige through years of commitment. But, while his excellence as a performer is undeniable, he was not always an impressive parent. It took him years to understand fatherhood. Now his kids say he is "not nice enough" as a person.
Princess Diana, aka "the people's princess," knew how to warm the hearts of her loyal fans but did not find the luxury of normalcy, especially with her love life. She was in love with a Pakistani doctor with whom she envisioned marriage, even if it meant relocating—but it never happened.
In her 2014 book "There Was a Little Girl," former child model and teenage star Brooke Shields talked about her short-lived romance with Hollywood icon Liam Neeson who proposed to her twice, but ended up marrying who she predicted.
America's 39th president, Jimmy Carter, recorded a few successes as an active politician. Similarly, he was blessed with a blissful marriage to his wife of seventy-five years, even though she initially denied his proposal after falling in love with his picture.
"Wedding Crasher" star Jane Seymour remains "the energizer bunny" with undiluted confidence for work and her outlook on life. Despite being served four divorces by her ex-spouses, she is now in a fairytale world after finding her heartthrob.
Actor and comedian Robin Williams was notable for putting smiles on the faces of his audience. However, the entertainer was not that successful in his love life. He divorced more than once and even banned his first wife from their son's life.
Randy Travis and Mary Davis' love started with cheating, was carried at some point by faith, and was cleansed with a miracle that can only be termed divine intervention. Her husband, the man the doctors wanted to leave for dead, went on to make a musical comeback and is still alive.
When it came to his personal life, Tony Curtis did not possess the same measure of discipline as in his career. The film expert experienced five failed marriages before meeting his soulmate, his last wife, who was 45 years younger. Following his death, she inherited "a lot" and began a new life.
Over the years, the original "Wonder Woman" star Lynda Carter has proven that she is not immune to pain like her on-screen act. The TV heroine admitted that she had lost her identity after her husband's death and cried several times.
Parenting for the "Bad Boys" actor, Will Smith proved more challenging until he understood how to handle his family. The celebrity once revealed that his second son lost trust in his leadership and sought redemption as a teenager.
"Yellowstone" actor Cole Hauser inherited his acting skills from his dad, Wings. The older actor who clasped fame and fortune by appearing in low-budget films continued to remember his struggle as a homeless single parent.
Karla Devito of "Pirates of Penzance" never expected to be married. However, after working with her love interest Frederic played by Robby Benson, on the Broadway production, the actress's demeanor towards marriage changed.
Hollywood's one-time delectable blonde actress with the baby doll voice and an endearing talent claimed that she had to connect with her spirituality when welcoming her first child who almost died– now she calls him "a gift."
"I Dream of Jeannie" star Barbara Eden was willing to go through whatever challenge to have a blissful marriage with her first husband. However, losing their second baby, and carrying the lifeless fetus for weeks, had an effect they least expected: it tore the couple apart, ending their union.
Despite being a famous actress when the delectable blonde beauty from "Full House" Candace Cameron Bure became a mother, everything changed, including her lifestyle. Eventually, she settled into parenthood with the support of her husband - inside the celebrity's loving family.
Donny Osmond, the most handsome of the Osmond brothers, did not want to be everybody's heartthrob. So despite the fame, he kept his virginity for his wife, who did not like him initially. Today they have the most inspiring love story.
Richard Thomas, who won an Emmy Award for his John-Boy Walton character on CBS's "The Waltons," is a father of seven after a tumultuous divorce from the mother of his four kids. The actor remarried and now enjoys his large blended family.
Kelly Clarkson has inspired many through her songs, singing about her estranged dad, whom she claimed to have forgiven. However, she never honored his last wish to be at his death bed or attend his funeral.
Burt Bacharach thought sending his daughter to a psychiatric clinic would help her overcome the difficulties she faced. But after spending ten years at the institution, Nikki did not get better, and she resented her father till her death.
"Band of Brothers" star Donnie Wahlberg proves himself worthy of love and admiration from fans and his family. The actor became "another dad" to his second wife's son and they formed a deep bond.
Former fashion model Jane Fonda has lived an accomplished lifestyle, including earning a truckload of awards for being an exceptional actress. At 84, she still turns heads but has chosen to remain single after three failed marriages – here is the shocking reason why.
Despite being part of what is considered a perfect unit, the royal family, Queen Elizabeth II's only daughter, Princess Anne, was "not ashamed" of her affair after it went public.
Fox employee Megyn Kelly and her husband Douglas Brunt showcase power couple goals with their interesting marriage. Even though it began with a blind date and he proposed with a fake gem ring, they have made a beautiful happy ever after with their story.
Michael Landon cheated on his first wife with Lynn Noe, whom he remained married to for nineteen years. Noe's love for the actor was so overwhelming that she made him her "God." Yet, even when they divorced, she found it challenging to cope.
Kirstie Alley is an accomplished actress, producer, TV personality, and most importantly, a doting mom to two kids. However, it was not always a smooth ride. The actress suffered miscarriages and nasty court cases with her second husband, inside Alley's personal business.
Mick Jagger, one of the world's most successful rock stars, remains a living legend with an intriguing past, including an incident where he seduced his kids' nanny and cheated with her on his partner, Jerry Hall.
Michelle Pfeiffer has been married to her husband David Kelley for over two decades. But their marriage almost did not happen because the veteran actress once felt he was a better fit for her sister.
John Wayne's iconic career did not stop him from fulfilling fatherly duties. The actor welcomed his youngest son at 56, and knowing that he would not be around for long, Wayne formed a strong bond with the boy — he did not allow his son to go to school.
U2's frontman Bono may have shared his impressive talent with the world through his rock band, but he keeps another essential part of himself for his high school sweetheart, Ali Hewson. The pair have been together for four decades, and Bono says it's because of their special magic.
Canadian actor Dean McDermott gave up his family, including his first wife, their only son, and an adopted daughter, following an unconditional love affair with his then-mistress Tori Spelling. Nearly two decades later, the actor questioned his actions.
Barely three months after her husband Jonathan Krane died, legendary actress Sally Kellerman also lost her 27-year-old daughter Hannah. Despite these sad events, she continued to keep to her commitments.
