Jaclyn Smith's Memoir: A Life of Love & OCD

0:00It's April 27, from red carpets to breaking stories. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, powered by AI. Jacqueline Smith, the 80-year-old Charlie's Angels icon, is dropping her memoir, I once knew a guy named Charlie, on September 8. She calls writing it the toughest challenge of her life, opening up in ways she never has before. The book dives into her four marriages, from early ones with Robert Davis, Dennis Cole, an Anthony B. Richmond, to finding lasting love with Brad, Alan back in 1997. She also gets real about Motherhood's joys and her battles with obsessive compulsive disorder, including some magical thinking where thoughts feel, like they shape the world. Smith wants this to hit home for her fans, but especially her family. Her 40-year-old daughter Spencer, 44-year-old son, Gaston, and three. Granddaughters who don't know these chapters of her story. Looking back, the process has given her a clear view of her path, from dreaming of running a ballet school in Houston to rubbing elbows at White House.

1:03Dinners? She says her life has been anything but dull. Pre-orders are live now, so if you're a fan, grab it and see the side of Jacqueline you've never met.