A celebrated actress, known for her roles in a legendary horror film and a beloved TV series about a pastor’s family, was recently seen during a rare outing in Los Angeles.

She gained fame for her role in the popular series “7th Heaven,” which centered on the life of a pastor’s family. The show featured Stephen Collins, who played the lead role, although his reputation has since been tarnished by controversy.

In stark contrast to her wholesome TV persona, she is also recognized for her part in the classic horror movie “Child’s Play.” In the film, she portrayed a mother who unwittingly presents her son with a doll possessed by a malevolent serial killer.

Early in her career, she received critical acclaim and an Emmy nomination for her portrayal of the iconic Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe.

Though she has since retired from acting, her impact on the industry remains significant.

At 74 years old, she was recently spotted in Los Angeles, running errands alongside her husband. Her stylish ensemble drew attention, sparking curiosity about the identity of this enduring icon. Can you guess who she is?

The Emmy nominated star of 7th Heaven and Child’s Play was spotted making a rare outing in Los Angeles on Monday… can you guess who she is? 

If you guessed Catherine Hicks, you are correct!

Hicks was spotted running errands with her husband Kevin Yagher in Los Angeles on Monday. 

Clad in a vibrant red top with her hair beautifully styled, Hicks looked incredible for a casual day stopping by the bank. 

Hicks has enjoyed an illustrious acting career before leaving Hollywood to devote herself to her family. 

An Emmy nominated actress, Hick’s lengthy resume includes lead roles in Child’s Play, Peggy Sue Got Married, She’s Out of Control, and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

She is perhaps best known to audiences for playing Annie Camden in 7th Heaven, the beloved series about a pastor, his wife, and their seven children. 

From 1996 to 2007, she played Stephen Collins’ on-screen wife and the doting mother to their many children. 

It’s a show many would love to see rebooted – however Hicks believes the series could only return without Collins.  

If you guessed Catherine Hicks, you are correct! 

She is perhaps best known to audiences for her role of Annie Camden in 7th Heaven, the beloved series about a pastor, his wife, and their seven children

The show starred the now-disgraced Stephen Collins as the patriarch of the family

Catherine also portrayed Karen Barclay in the 1980 horror film Child’s Play

She was spotted leaving a bank with her husband, Kevin Yagher 

In 2014 Collins’ career imploded after he admitted to inappropriate conduct with three underage girls years prior.

His past misconduct came to light in October of 2014, when TMZ published an audio from 2012 that saw him speaking abut inappropriately touching a minor in 1973, and exposing himself to two other underage girls in 1982 and 1994.

Hicks said a reboot could only happen if Collins’ character was killed off during a 2016 interview with TMZ.  

‘I don’t know. I mean, we’d have to open with Stephen’s coffin,’ she said.

More recently, Hicks flat out rejected the idea of reviving the series.  

Hair beautifully styled, Hicks looked incredible for a casual day stopping by the bank

Hicks has previously dismissed the notion of rebooting 7th Heaven, even saying they could only proceed if Collins’ character was killed off

Last year Variety reported that a reboot of the show was in the works, with Jessica Biel serving as an executive producer

She received an Emmy nomination for her portrayal of Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe in 1980’s Marilyn

Hicks, pictured in 7th Heaven, has now quit acting to devote herself to her daughter

‘No, no!’ she told TMZ in 2023. ‘The kids grew up and Stephen’s gone and no, no. Let it go.’

Last year Variety reported that a reboot of the show was in the works, with Jessica Biel serving as an executive producer.  

Hicks no longer acts, having left Hollywood to devote herself to her daughter. 

‘I don’t act anymore,’ she told TMZ. ‘I don’t have the tears in me. They’re gone.

‘I’m being a homemaker when I wasn’t because I was playing a homemaker. I wasn’t there for my real daughter and now I’m home for my real daughter ’cause she never got me then when she was little. 

‘It’s really fulfilling,’ she added.