She does not age! Lisa Whelchel, 58, looks EXACTLY the same as she did 40 YEARS AGO as she makes appearance on Facts Of Life redo with Jennifer Aniston
- Lisa looked incredibly young when appearing on ABC special Live in Front of a Studio Audience
- The event covered the series The Facts of Life and Diff’rent Strokes on Tuesday evening
- The blonde beauty, 58, was seen at the end of the Facts of Life episode as she posed with two of her co-stars
- Fans were in awe of how Lisa looked exactly the same as she did almost 40 years ago when she played Blair
- Texas native Lisa was on the hit TV show for its full run from 1979 until 1988
Lisa Whelchel does not seem to age as she looked incredibly young when appearing on the ABC special Live In Front Of A Studio Audience: The Facts Of Life and Diff’rent Strokes event that aired on Tuesday evening.
The blonde beauty, 58, was seen at the end of the Facts Of Life episode as she posed with two of her co-stars from the hit series, which aired from 1979 to 1988.
Fans were in awe of how Lisa looked exactly the same as she did almost 40 years ago when she played Blair Warner on the popular prime-time sitcom about an all-girls school. ‘She does not age!’ said one fan as another commented, ‘I want what she’s eating to look so young.’
Forever young: Lisa Whelchel does not seem to age as she looked incredibly young when appearing on ABC special Live in Front of a Studio Audience: The Facts of Life and Diff’rent Strokes event on Tuesday evening
Back on set: The blonde beauty, 58, was seen at the end of the Facts of Life episode as she posed with two of her co-stars – Mindy Cohn, left, and Kim Fields, right – from the hit series, which aired from 1979 to 1988
With her thick blonde hair worn in the same side part that Blair wore and with the iconic waves fans admired in the 80s, and with her rust and blue school uniform on, it looked like time had stood still for this beauty.
The actress looked exactly the same as she did almost 40 years ago as looker Blair when on the Facts Of Life.
Jennifer Aniston had slipped into the role of Blair for the revisited episode of Facts Of Life, which also starred Jason Bateman, Kathryn Hahn, Jon Stewart and Will Arnett, and was produced by Aniston’s pal Jimmy Kimmel.
The cast of the iconic show: (clockwise from top left) Lisa Whelchel as Blair Warner, Nancy McKeon as Joanna ‘Jo’ Marie Polniaczek Bonner, Kim Fields as Dorothy ‘Tootie’ Ramsey, Charlotte Rae as Mrs. Edna Ann Garrett, Mindy Cohn as Natalie Letisha Sage Green
Still a stunner: She appeared to have no wrinkles and her looks had not changed one bit as her hair looked full and spectacular
Lisa was seen at the end of the hilarious and also heartwarming re-enactment as she posed in the kitchen with her costars Kim Fields and Mindy Cohn while talking to host and producer Kimmel.
Whelchel was standing in the middle as she said to Kimmel that she was thrilled to see Facts Of Life being brought back to life so many decades later.
She appeared to have no wrinkles and her looks had not changed one bit as her hair looked full and spectacular.
Happy it is back for more love: Welchel was standing in the middle as she said to Kimmel that she was thrilled to see Facts Of Life being brought back to life
Kimmel is such a fan: The late night talk show host seemed to be overjoyed at talking to the iconic stars from FOL
She wore her suit well: Lisa wore the suit nicely as well with the rust colored buttoned vest over her light blue dress shirt with a dark blue tie. And her rust A-line skirt fitted just so to show off her curve
All together now: Lisa and Jennifer Aniston, who played Blair, were all seen in one large group photo. Also seen, from left, Kevin Hart, Justin Theroux, Norman Lear, Kimmel, Will Arnett, John Lithgow, Jon Stewart, among others
FANS REACT TO LISA’S YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE
This fan wants Lisa back on TV! One admirer said she looks so good that she should play Blair again which got almost 400 likes
This lady has a good point: Jodene commented that Lisa looked as amazing as she did in the 1980s
She comes from Texas, not Transylvania: And Surly Girl said that the beauty looks so good she must be a ‘vampire’
A very gushy note: One person said that Lisa ‘looks and sounds so great’; he also shared a clip of her pointing on the live special
Has this woman aged a day since 1982? Christopher Mathis felt Lisa should have played Blair over Aniston
Lisa wore the school uniform nicely as well with the rust colored buttoned vest over her light blue dress shirt with a dark blue tie. And her rust A-line skirt fitted just so to show off her curves.
Off stage was the show’s creator Norman Lear, 99, whom Lisa acknowledged and thanked.
The show seemed to be just as good with Aniston in the role Lisa played: spoiled and popular Blair who rules the school.
The episode that was re-created saw Blair getting caught up in a prank that hurt the feelings of a ‘brace face’ nerd (played by Stewart) who had a crush on her.
A Friend came to help: The show seemed to be just as good with Aniston in the role Lisa played: spoiled and popular Blair who rules the school
Her part: The episode that was re-created saw Blair getting caught up in a prank that hurt the feelings of a nerd (played by Stewart) who had a crush on her
Bonding: Aniston and Stewart ended up having a date after he bid on her boxed lunch for charity. She is not happy about it, but ends up creating a bond with the school dud after they realize they both have a love for art
Aniston and Stewart ended up having a date after he bid on her boxed lunch for charity. She is not happy about it, but ends up creating a bond with the school dud after they realize they both have a love for art.
The show was a massive hit in the late 80s and early 90s, making Lisa’s snooty character Blair one of the most iconic of the era. She gained a massive fan following and was labeled an ‘it’ girl for her generation.
The show’s set up: Originally set at the prestigious Eastland School for Young Women, housemother Mrs. Garrett is the caretaker and confidante of a special group of girls.
Her later years: Lisa was also seen with (l-r) Charlotte Rae as Edna Garrett, Nancy McKeon as Joanne ‘Jo’ Polniaczek, Kim Fields as Dorothy ‘Tootie’ Ramsey, Mindy Cohn as Natalie Green, Mackenzie Astin as Andy Moffet, George Clooney as George Burnett, on the 150th show party
She roughed it for this hit show: In year 2000 she was a contestant on the series Survivor
Acting after Facts: On the left Lisa is seen in For Better or for Worse (2014) with FOL costar Kim Fields, right
Over time, this group shrinks to be centered on only four young women: wealthy and spoiled Blair, gossipy Tootie, eager-to-please Natalie and tough girl Jo. Over the years, the girls graduate from school, and the story lines evolve with them.
Lisa has led a relatively quiet life since Facts Of Life ended in 1988.
At age 25 in year 1988, the Texas native and born-again Christian wed pastor Steve Cauble, with whom she had three children: Tucker, 31, Haven, 30, and Clancy, 29.
She claimed in her 2001 autobiography that she was encouraged by her father to marry Steve, who was one of the pastors at her church.
After they wed, they lived in Sherman Oaks, California for many years before moving to Lantana, Texas in 2006.
Whelchel seemed to settle nicely with her husband and kids, even writing several Christian-themed books and running the women’s support group Momtime Ministries which she founded in 2000.
In 2012 she divorced Cauble. And in December 2019 Lisa wed Pete Harris.
The stunner has also popped up on TV movies like 2014’s For Better Or For Worse (with her Facts co-star Fields) as well as a stint on the reality TV show Survivor.
She last worked as the host of Collector’s Call from 2019 until 2020.
Her home life: Lisa has led a relatively quiet life since Facts Of Life ended in 1988. At age 25 in year 1988, the Texas native and born-again Christian wed pastor Steve Cauble, with whom she had three children: Tucker, 31, Haven, 30, and Clancy, 29. They divorced in 2012. Seen in 2004
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