This really cool blonde from the 1970s still knows how to make a big impact when she’s on the screen.

“Before I met Bill, I never thought about having a baby. I used to say that having a child wouldn’t make me happy, and I didn’t need a mini version of myself. But then, you fall in love with someone,” Sally said in 1981.

“When you love someone, you want to be the mother of a child who is part of that man, the result of your love for each other.”

Sadly, Sally’s marriage to William C. Rader didn’t last long. They separated in 1983 and went their separate ways.

Their daughter chose a different path and became a clinical psychologist instead of following in her mother’s footsteps. She now has her own practice.

Samantha Struthers Rader is a very active user of social media, where she uploads pictures from her travels and offers advise.

She has undoubtedly inherited some of her mother’s skills, though. Samantha occasionally displays her tremendous singing ability, and her voice is on par with Sally’s.

Sally Struthers, who is now 75 years old, resides in Los Angeles.She has spent the previous 25 years working in theaters and is still very much involved in the entertainment sector. She is, nonetheless, open to trying new things.

“I’m here. I’m a Los Angeles resident. I have been available. I don’t know why I am never asked to audition. I am never offered a job here. But, you give me Texas, you give me Maine, you give me Virginia, you give me New York, you give me Connecticut and there’s a job for me, always. They clamor to have me back the next year in something else,” she says.

Sally experienced ups and downs during the years. In 1996, two days before Christmas, her mother passed away in Sally’s arms as a result of Alzheimer’s.

Over the years, Sally has also received derogatory remarks about her appearance and weight, the majority coming from unidentified users of social media.But the actress has overcome every challenge with grace, honesty, and humor.

“From the time I was able to walk and say a few words, my whole aim in life was to make people laugh,” she told Spectrum News in 2022.

“And when I hear other people laugh, and I know that some silly face I’ve made or some line reading causes them to double over, I’m transported to heaven. That’s my thing. Laughter.”

The need for so much profanity and derogatory remarks is unclear to me. Sally made us laugh for years, gives back to society by volunteering her time to help out underprivileged kids, and honestly seems like a kind person.

Sally, thanks for the wonderful memories. You have a terrific appearance and come across as a nice person, so I hope you can keep doing what you’re doing for a very long time.