Inside Lee Majors' four marriages: from Charlie's Angels star ex to current wife of 20+ years

In 1961, three years before Lee would land his first (uncredited) role in the 1964 movie Strait-Jacket, he tied the knot with Kathy Robinson. While not much is known about Kathy, she is an actress as well, although didn't make an onscreen appearance until 1997 in an episode of Hello Mrs. Cherrywinkle. She also appeared in episodes of the shows Third Watch in 1999, and As The World Turns in 2000.

A year after they tied the knot, they welcomed a son, Lee Majors Jr. (pictured above with his dad), who also became an actor (credited as Lee Majors II), and appeared in three films beside his father. The couple divorced in 1964.

Lee and Farrah Fawcett were introduced in the late 1960s by the former's publicist. They dated for a few years before finally tying the knot in 1973, at the time one of TV's most prominent power couples. Farrah used the name "Farrah Fawcett-Majors" for her screen credits for the duration of their marriage, and even after their separation.

In 1979, they separated after six years of marriage, and divorced in 1982. They remained friends until her death in 2009, with Lee later telling People: "There was a year or so when I think I saw her two weeks in one year. It's very difficult with careers like that. This business is tough. Working 14 hours a day, both of you, and the days went by."

In 1988, Lee married model Karen Velez. By that point, Karen (who then went by Karen Majors) had already been named Playboy's Playmate of the Month, and was then named Playmate of the Year in 1985.

She and Lee welcomed three children: daughter Nikki Majors, and twin sons Dane and Trey Majors. The couple split in 1994, and Karen tragically passed away in 2023 at the age of 62.

In 2002, Lee married Faith Noelle Cross, a model and actress, who now goes by Faith Majors. Faith, who is 36 years Lee's junior, has remained a steadfast presence at events with Lee since their marriage, which the actor once dubbed a "record in Hollywood."

The couple met in the 1990s through mutual friends at a dinner party in Florida. Lee told the National Enquirer of their romance: "On our first official date I took her to the Super Bowl," adding: "I even proposed at a Super Bowl party. We were watching the game at a friend's house three years ago and I handed her a little ceramic football. It had a hinge on it. She opened it and inside was a 7 1/2 carat marquis diamond in the shape of a football."