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Kate Jackson
5 ft 9 in (175 cm)
$12 million, 2026 est.
American
October 29, 1948
Birmingham, Alabama, US
78 Years Old
Scorpio
Who Is Kate Jackson?
Kate Jackson is an American actress celebrated for her remarkably sharp and intelligent screen presence. She earned widespread acclaim for bringing poise, natural humor, and commanding strength to major network television series throughout her long career.
She rose to global prominence playing clever investigator Sabrina Duncan on Charlie’s Angels. Her composed performance drove massive ratings across three hit seasons, and fans adored her sleek dark bob.
Early Life and Education
Raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Jackson grew up in a supportive household. Her father, a building supply executive, and her mother encouraged creative pursuits while she attended Brooke Hill School for Girls as a teenager.
She later enrolled at the University of Mississippi to study history. After transferring to Birmingham-Southern College to study theater, she moved to New York City and refined her skills at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Notable Relationships
High-profile marriages marked Jackson’s personal life during her peak television years. She was married to actor Andrew Stevens, producer David Greenwald, and businessman Tom Hart, while also maintaining a relationship with Edward Albert.
Jackson adopted her son, Charles Taylor Jackson, in 1995. She prioritized motherhood above Hollywood glamour and remains focused on her family while living away from public entertainment circles.
Career Highlights
Early roles on Dark Shadows and The Rookies established Jackson as a rising talent. Her dynamic portrayal of Sabrina Duncan on Charlie’s Angels earned her three Emmy nominations and made her one of prime time’s most compelling stars.
Jackson later co-created and starred in Scarecrow and Mrs. King. Playing Amanda King, she also served as an executive producer through Shoot the Moon Enterprises, securing four Golden Globe nominations throughout her four-season run.
Jackson earned a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Her impressive body of television work cemented Jackson as an influential pioneer for leading women in American network programming.
Signature Quote
“I like playing women who control their own destinies.”
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