Charlie’s Angels turns 50 in 1976 — and surviving stars Kate Jackson, Cheryl Ladd and Jaclyn Smith will gather together to celebrate, as part of The Paley Center for Media’s PaleyFest LA festival.

On April 6, 2026, the three stars will appear together at L.A.’s Dolby Theatre, for a live panel discussion about the show and its legacy. Tickets to the event will go on sale January 27, 2026, for Paley Center members; the general public sale will begin January 30.

The 2026 Paleyfest LA schedule also includes a Scrubs cast reunion, and events featuring the casts of Pluribus, The Pitt, Emily in Paris, and more.

Though plans to stream the Charlie’s Angels event have not yet been announced, Paleyfest panels are usually available on video, either live or after the conclusion of the event.

When is the last time the cast of Charlie’s Angels reunited?

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Though the stars are sometimes seen in public or do media appearances together — Smith and Ladd both appeared on the Hollywood Reporter podcast in 2019, and Jackson and Smith have been spotted together on Smith’s social media — this is the first time the show’s complete season two cast have appeared together in public in 34 years. Their last public get-together was at the 1992 People’s Choice Awards, to honor series creator Aaron Spelling.

The original Charlie’s Angels TV movie premiered on March 21, 1976, starring Jackson, Smith, and Farrah Fawcett, who would go on to star in the show’s first season, which began on September 22, 1976.

Fawcett departed the series at the conclusion of the first season, and was replaced by Ladd, who would remain on the series until its end. Jackson appeared on the first three seasons, and was replaced by Shelley Hack in the fourth season. Hack herself was replaced in the final season by Tanya Roberts. Jaclyn Smith was the only Angel to star on all five seasons of the show.

Where are the Charlie’s Angels cast now?

Smith is the clothing designer behind the Jaclyn Smith Collection, and often shares glimpses of her home life with fans on social media. Ladd often appears at fan events and conventions.  Jackson, a cancer survivor, has limited her public appearances due to health concerns, but has appeared at fan events and conventions in recent years. Hack moved behind the camera, and today produces Hallmark films.

Original Angel Farrah Fawcett died in 2009, at age 62, due to cancer. Tanya Roberts, who went on to become a Bond girl in 1985’s A View to the Kill and had a second wave of TV fame in the late ’90s as airheaded mom Midge Pinciotti on That ’70s Show, died in 2021, at the age of 71, due to multi-organ failure related to sepsis.