Barbara Eden has left fans in awe after making a rare public appearance at the age of 95, with admirers all saying the same thing about the beloved television icon.
The I Dream of Jeannie star looked radiant as she greeted fans at The Hollywood Show in Los Angeles, just weeks after a health scare forced her to cancel a previous engagement.
In a video shared on Instagram, Barbara could be seen smiling and chatting with admirers as she signed autographs, looking as beautiful as ever.
The clip, captioned "We Dream of Jeannie", quickly attracted an outpouring of praise, with fans particularly struck by how incredible the actress looks more than five decades after her hit sitcom ended.
"Still beautiful decades later," one admirer declared. Another agreed: "What a ray of sunshine Ms Eden is! Beautiful inside and out. And there is no way she is in her 90s!"
A third enthusiastically added: "She's still amazingly beautiful as ever!"
Barbara, who celebrated her 95th birthday in August, became a household name playing the mischievous genie opposite Larry Hagman in the beloved NBC sitcom I Dream of Jeannie, which aired from 1965 to 1970.
Her latest appearance will be particularly welcome news for fans after the actress sparked concern in September when she unexpectedly withdrew from the Cinecon Classic Film Festival in Los Angeles.
Organisers initially announced that Barbara would be unable to attend due to a "sudden illness", prompting an outpouring of well-wishes.
However, the star later took to social media to reassure fans that she was doing well, explaining that the problem had been caused by side effects from a newly prescribed medication.
"It's okay everyone! I'm okay!" she wrote.
"I'm not suffering from an illness; my doctor very recently prescribed a brand-new medication that turned out to have some nasty side effects."
Barbara explained that her doctor had advised her to remain at home until the issue was resolved, describing the setback as a "speedbump".
"I expect to be out and about as soon as I'm given the go-ahead!" she added.
Now, with the actress back meeting fans and flashing her famous smile, it's clear the affection for television's original Jeannie is as strong as ever.







