Over five decades after breaking through into the world of TV and soap operas, Morgan Fairchild is still as radiant as ever!
The Emmy-nominated actress, now 76, took to Instagram over the weekend with a photo from a birthday dinner for her close friend and Emmy-winning voice actor Charlie Adler.
© Getty ImagesWhile in full glam, she went for a more casual style, opting for a graphic black t-shirt with jeans, gold hoop earrings, and her blonde locks down to her shoulders.
"#OnMyWalk to a birthday dinner for my dear friend @the_charlieadler the King of Animation! And yes, we sat outside in 90 degree weather & I wore my mask in and out, because we are both very careful & very devoted friends! Love you, Charlie!" she captioned her photo.
© InstagramFans gushed over the shot in the comments, with responses like: "I love this shot so much...friends are everything," and: "What a lovely picture Morgan! Thanks for sharing," plus: "As stunning as ever @morganfairchild1," as well as: "Beautiful as ever."
Charlie himself wrote back: "Love you more Morgan! Thank you for a great evening!!!!"
While Morgan, who achieved her breakthrough with her leading turn in the CBS soap opera Search for Tomorrow starting in 1973, remains active on social media, she has reduced her on-screen appearances in recent years.
© Getty ImagesHer last appearance on screen was in 2024, as part of her recurring guest stint on the soap opera General Hospital (although is set for a The Bold & The Beautiful return this year). Her latest movie role was in 2023's Ladies of the '80s: A Diva Christmas. She has made more regular appearances on stage, however, most recently in 2025's Annenberg Theater Palm Springs' staged reading of Marilyn, Mom, and Me.
Now, her most consistent endeavor is hosting the podcast 2 B*tches from Texas with her sister Cathryn Hartt, a Juilliard-trained acting teacher. In a recent interview with Yahoo Lifestyle, Morgan explained that the podcast began as a Covid-19 lockdown-induced project, born out of their regular phone calls.
"She would finish her acting class and drive to her lake house, and we would talk for an hour and a half while she drove," she recalled. "And sometimes longer. She would sit in her driveway, and we'd keep going. Talking about everything in the world."
© Getty ImagesThe name itself was a reflection of their personalities and what their podcast represented. "Everything was either too bland or too cutesy or too whatever. And finally I just said to our producer and my sister, 'You know, it's really just two b*tches from Texas sitting around talking, trying to save the world.'"
Morgan explained that the goal of their podcast is to get their guests to talk about things they wouldn't expect, lean into surprises without going for the jugular. "We like to ask the questions that people aren't usually asked," the actress noted.
© Getty Images"The silly questions, the serious questions. To get our guests to talk about things they haven't expected to talk about. Our show is all about love and discussing feelings and openness and life stories. It's not about gotcha."
