Jenilee Harrison was one of the bright spots on the fun sitcom Three's Company.
The actress, now 67, rose to fame as a sex symbol starlet at the age of 21 when she landed the role of Cindy Snow on Three's Company in the '80s.
She was replacing the perky Suzanne Somers, who had left the show in 1981 following a contract dispute where she demanded equal pay to her male co-star, John Ritter.
Harrison also starred with Larry Hagman on the hit drama Dallas, portraying the long-lost Ewing cousin Jamie Ewing Barnes in a recurring role for two seasons.
And she appeared on the hot TV shows of the day, Fantasy Island and The Love Boat.
She portrayed a sex worker in the 1984 action-comedy Tank and has also made appearances in the drama soap Murder, She Wrote.
And she played a guest star role on That '70s Show in 1999. But she ultimately left Hollywood behind in 2002 to take care of animals on her ranch in Southern California.
She recently shared a post to Instagram, see her now.
Jenilee Harrison was one of the bright spots of the 1980s thanks to her acting
The actress, now 67, rose to fame as a sex symbol starlet at the age of 21 when she landed the role of Cindy Snow on Three's Company in the '80s
She was replacing the perky Suzanne Somers who had left the show in 1981 following a contract dispute where she demanded equal pay to her male co-star, John Ritter
She was a blonde bombshell in the '80s.
And then she left it behind to do the wholesome work of rescuing animals and tending to them in her Southern California ranch.
Before she left showbiz to pursue her passions of caring for animals and car racing, as well as focusing on her real estate investments, she became a soap star in the early '70s.
She got her big break when she landed a part on Three's Company, portraying the ditzy and pretty California blonde roommate.
Her role was created to replace Somers, who exited the series due to a dispute with the studios.
Harrison starred on the sitcom for two years before she was written off the show.
She went on to star in Dallas, appearing in 70 episodes until she decided to leave the show in 1986.
In addition to appearing in the movie Tank, she also starred in Fantasy Island, The Love Boat and They Came from Outer Space.
Harrison also starred with Larry Hagman on the hit drama Dallas, portraying the long-lost Ewing cousin Jamie Ewing Barnes in a recurring role, for two seasons
On Fantasy Island in 1981 with Brad Holland, left, in the Show Me a Hero / Slam Dunk episode
And she appeared on The Love Boat
A glam shoot for 1981 when she was just starting Three's Company
Harrison, top center, with Don Knotts, Priscilla Barnes, John Ritter, Joyce De Witt on Three's Company
Center, in Three's Company with DeWitt and Ritter
Far left, alongside Rod Colbin and DeWitt
She also made a brief appearance in just one episode of That '70s Show, playing the part of a horse-loving gal, which mirrored her real-life love and dedication to animals.
Her guest star appearance was in season two for the Red's Birthday episode.
Harrison was married to Bruce Oppenheim, Cybill Shepherd's ex-husband, for nearly three decades from 1993 to 2022.
Larry Hagman, Ken Kercheval and Harrison on Dallas in the early 1980s
Nowadays, she continues to run her rescue ranch at her residence in the lush Agoura Hills area of Los Angeles, like she did this week.
In addition to her love for animals, her athletic prowess has won her gold buckles in rodeos and she also enjoys racing cars.
Since stepping away from showbiz, she now lives a modest life with her beloved animals on her ranch.
Often, the star posts photos and videos to Instagram.
On Tuesday, the artist teased something new as she was seen in her Los Angeles home with her dog strapped to her chest.
Often the star posts photos and videos to Instagram. On Tuesday the artist teased something new as she was seen in her Los Angeles home with her dog that was strapped to her chest
On Monday she shared a fun video where she was holding up this sign as she wrote, 'Here is your laugh for the day. Enjoy!'
'So any of you that have farms may know it’s quite consuming to take care of all the animals in the land. However, I’ve been thinking about taking you guys on an outing with me, stay tuned….' wrote the thespian in her Instagram caption.
Her hashtags were for 'farm life' and 'animal loves' as well as 'dog mom.'
Before that, Harrison was seen in her backyard by a mature tree with a hummingbird decoration attached.
'It’s basically springtime in California, even though it’s still March. I am out here, planting some seeds and loving the sunshine. Hope you guys are having a beautiful day. What is your favorite thing to plant?' she wrote.
