Charlie's Angels vet Jaclyn Smith, 72, CRIES during TV interview when she talks about seeing a 'grief counselor' in teaser for Objectified

By Heidi Parker For Dailymail.com

Published: 17:08 EDT, 1 September 2018 | Updated: 18:06 EDT, 1 September 2018

Jaclyn Smith broke down in tears when being interviewed in the living room of her Beverly Hills mansion. 

The 72-year-old Charlie's Angels actress discussed her life during a teaser for Sunday's episode of the Fox talk show Objectified.

'I saw a grief counselor and asked, "Is this much crying abnormal?"' the brunette beauty said as she then broke down in tears.

Sad times: Jaclyn Smith broke down in tears when being interviewed in the living room of her Beverly Hills mansion

Sad times: Jaclyn Smith broke down in tears when being interviewed in the living room of her Beverly Hills mansion

Emotional: The 72-year-old Charlie's Angels actress was seen in a teaser for this Sunday's talk show Objectified for Fox

Emotional: The 72-year-old Charlie's Angels actress was seen in a teaser for this Sunday's talk show Objectified for Fox

'I said I wasn't going to cry on TV!' she added as she started to tear up on the sofa.

It is not known why she visited a grief counselor.

It could have been over the death of her second husband, Dennis Cole, who appeared on Charlie's Angels with her. He passed away in 2009.

Or is could have been the passing of her Charlie's Angels co-star Farrah Fawcett who also died in 2009.

Gone too soon: It could have been about the passing of her Charlie's Angels co-star Farrah Fawcett who also died in 2009. Also seen with Kate Jackson

Gone too soon: It could have been about the passing of her Charlie's Angels co-star Farrah Fawcett who also died in 2009. Also seen with Kate Jackson

A good life: The TV siren was seen in her home with her magazine covers framed in the background and her wigs on display

A good life: The TV siren was seen in her home with her magazine covers framed in the background and her wigs on display

Smith also showed off the black sculpture of a nude torso that Fawcett gave her before she died of cancer.

It is not clear if the nude is of Farrah or not.

'Doesn't it look like Farrah?' is all Jaclyn would say.

Smith rocketed to fame in the 1970s when she played Kelly Garrett on the hit TV series Charlie's Angels about three stunningly gorgeous women who work as spies for a man they have never seen, only heard on a speakerphone.

Gift: Smith also showed off the black sculpture of a nude torso that Fawcett gave her before she died of cancer

Gift: Smith also showed off the black sculpture of a nude torso that Fawcett gave her before she died of cancer

Beautiful: It is not clear if the nude is of Farrah or not. 'Doesn't it look like Farrah?' is all Jaclyn would say

Beautiful: It is not clear if the nude is of Farrah or not. 'Doesn't it look like Farrah?' is all Jaclyn would say

Smith - who started off as a model - also did several TV movies.

And she started designing clothing and accessories for K-Mart, which she still does.

The interview took place in her Beverly Hills mansion and reveals her antiques and penchant for solid wood furniture, velvet sofas and crystal.

She also teared up in June when she was interviewed at home about growing up in Texas. It is not known what that interview was for.

Dressed just right: Smith wore a white blouse and black-and-white slacks 

Dressed just right: Smith wore a white blouse and black-and-white slacks 

She shared images from an interview she did in Beverly Hills with members from the Lone Star state.

'I did an interview with fellow Texans about my childhood and growing up in Texas,' said the brunette who has also starred in several TV movies like 1983's Rage Of Angels.

'It was such fun reminiscing about all of those wonderful memories that will be a part of my life forever.'

Her big hit: Smith rocketed to fame in the 1970s when she played Kelly Garrett on the hit TV series Charlie's Angels. Here she is seen with Farrah and Kate as well as Cheryl Ladd and David Doyle

Her big hit: Smith rocketed to fame in the 1970s when she played Kelly Garrett on the hit TV series Charlie's Angels. Here she is seen with Farrah and Kate as well as Cheryl Ladd and David Doyle

Her joy: The cover girl seen here with husband at the time Anthony Richmond and their daughter Spencer in 1987

Her joy: The cover girl seen here with husband at the time Anthony Richmond and their daughter Spencer in 1987

Smith looked slender in a beige sweater with white slacks and beige booties. 

At one point Smith is seen wiping tears from her eyes. 

Smith, born Jacquelyn Ellen Smith, is from Houston, Texas.

She graduated from Mirabeau B. Lamar High School in 1964 and attended Trinity University in San Antonio.

After college, the siren moved to New York City with hopes of dancing with the ballet. But then she started doing commercials for beauty products like Breck Shampoo in 1971.  In 1976 she was cast in Charlie's Angels and she was on the show for the full run until 1981. 

She had the look: Smith, born Jacquelyn Ellen Smith, is from Houston, Texas. She graduated from Mirabeau B. Lamar High School in 1964 and attended Trinity University in San Antonio. After college, the siren moved to New York City with hopes of dancing with the ballet. But then she started doing commercials for beauty products like Breck Shampoo in 1971. Seen in 1976 

She had the look: Smith, born Jacquelyn Ellen Smith, is from Houston, Texas. She graduated from Mirabeau B. Lamar High School in 1964 and attended Trinity University in San Antonio. After college, the siren moved to New York City with hopes of dancing with the ballet. But then she started doing commercials for beauty products like Breck Shampoo in 1971. Seen in 1976 

 

 

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