Beloved entertainer Shelley Fabares died on August 22 at 82, leaving behind an impressive legacy of accomplishments and a sizable net worth.
The Coach alum began acting and singing at a young age and is known for a handful of iconic projects. As a result, according to Celebrity Net Worth, Fabares' net worth at the time of her death was estimated to be approximately $6 million.
As People shared, Fabares was just 3 when she began modeling. At the age of 10, she landed a role in the television series Letter to Loretta. Just a few years later, the entertainer began playing Mary Stone on The Donna Reed Show.
A few seasons later, Fabares and her TV show brother, Paul Petersen, were tapped to do some singing on the show. That led to the release of the song "Johnny Angel," which topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 1962.
Shelley Fabares and Mike Farrell attend a movie premiere in Hollywood in 2018. Jeffrey Mayer / MEGA
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The Coach alum began acting and singing at a young age and is known for a handful of iconic projects. As a result, according to Celebrity Net Worth, Fabares' net worth at the time of her death was estimated to be approximately $6 million.
As People shared, Fabares was just 3 when she began modeling. At the age of 10, she landed a role in the television series Letter to Loretta. Just a few years later, the entertainer began playing Mary Stone on The Donna Reed Show.
A few seasons later, Fabares and her TV show brother, Paul Petersen, were tapped to do some singing on the show. That led to the release of the song "Johnny Angel," which topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 1962.
Shelley Fabares and Mike Farrell attend a movie premiere in Hollywood in 2018. Jeffrey Mayer / MEGA
#began #singing
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