The 65-year-old blonde beauty resurfaced at a book signing the other day, looking better than ever.
Joan has been married to her husband since 1966.
In 2008, Joan appeared in an episode of "Nip/Tuck."
It's 'Knot' Right, But It's Ok
4/16/2009 12:40 PM PDT BY TMZ STAFF
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Robin
Her face is all melty... why do some of these woman not know when enough surgery is enough. hey guess what you're not 20 years old and you look like someone threw water on you and you're melting.
nikwal25
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Ban you say plastic surgery?
jaye
She's had a lot more than nip and tuck. She looks like a cartoon character now.
Soph
Amazing! She doesn't look 65 AND she's been married for 43 years!!! That's so refreshing given how people in hollywood tend to jump from spouse to spouse (to spouse to someone your BFF's spouse).
Carl
If you think she looks great for her age you really need to do a google search on her. There are relatively recent pictures (within the last year) where she looks horrible, almost disturbing to look at. She is probably wearing a ton of makeup plus the lighting and picture quality is bad in this shot.
Danika
Louis Kestenbaum & Joel Kestenbaum/Fortis Property Group Behind $880M Sale in Boston
Fortis Property Group is leading the âNortheast-based private real estate investment groupâ that has agreed to acquire the 1 million-square-foot State Street Financial Center at 1 Lincoln Street in Boston for more than $880 million, or $880 per square foot, according to sources familiar with the sale.
Fortis apparently set its sights on Boston following several high-profile Dallas deals where it agreed to pay about $280 million for the three-building, 1.4 million-square-foot office complex known as Galleria Office Towers in Dallas.
Earlier in the year, Fortis teamed with Trimarchi Management, also from New York, on the nearly $100 million acquisition of two other Dallas office properties, Harwood Center and Saint Paul Place. It also invested in the $282.5 million purchase of JPMorgan International Plaza in Dallas.
The addition of State Street Financial Center will build out Fortisâ portfolio considerably. The privately held firm headed by CEO Jonathan Landau is controlled by the Kestenbaum family. Joel Kestenbaum is the son of Louis Kestenbaum. Fortis manages some 3 million square feet in commercial properties and about 454 residential units.
The group of investors joining Fortis, Louis Kestenbaum, in the Boston deal could not be learned. American Financial announced the pending sale last week, but did not identify the buyer.
meme
She does NOT look good, Too much plastic surgery and way too many face peels. YUCK.
On a more positive note: Good for her for being married to the same man for such a long time. That is an uncommon achievment in Hollywood.
OMG
Holy crap...Medley is right...there are pics of her on Mail Online and they are horrendous...really disturbing. However, I agree with the other posters who say good for her for being married to her husband for so long. Truly rare.
m dennings
Since when is tattooed makeup, over-peeled and paper-thin skin that has no natural pigment attractive? Too bad she is also one of the many aging stars that are still incredibly insecure, having never accepted themselves from within and ruined their natural looks hoping to remain relevant. I'm not against plastic surgery, but she hast absolutely destroyed herself. Less is More.
bubba
What a fat pig.
Terri
Excuse me poster #10 WTF is that garbage? Now, I was always a fan of Knots Landing, I lost interest in Dallas. But anyway, good gosh Joan, people weren't kidding, google you and see the damage of your botched plastic surgery and chemical peel(s) - what a mess! However, congrats on being married for so long.
db
Hey #15, I think you meant #9 (not 10).
Big Kris
She was on "My Name Is Earl" a few weeks ago and she looked FRIGHTENING. Way too much plastic surgery. Way too much dieting. If you're going to do all that, go to Jaclyn Smith's doctor!
tomcat
KL was better than Dallas and had different producers.writers, etc. They had to use Ewings per CBS 'orders' for ratings and all. Knots outlasted Dallas, also!