TV STAR Who is actress Joyce DeWitt and where is she now?
JOYCE DeWitt has had a successful career in the entertainment industry, gaining fame while starring in Three’s Company.
Fans want to know what the star is up to now nearly 40 years since the hit TV show’s finale.
Who is actress Joyce DeWitt?
Joyce DeWitt was born on April 23, 1949, in Wheeling, West Virginia.
The 74-year-old actress and comedian is well-known for portraying the character Janet Wood on the ABC sitcom, Three’s Company.
Per her IMDb, she has been featured in a number of other television shows and films throughout her career, such as Supertrain (1979), The Love Boat (1979), Cybill (1995), Twitch City (1998), Call of the Wind (2009), Rock Story (2015), and Ask Me to Dance (2022).
Joyce also appeared in the TV movies like Spring Fling! (1995), The Nick at Nite Holiday Special (2003), and My Boyfriends’ Dogs (2014).
Was Joyce DeWitt ever married?
It does not appear that Joyce was ever married.
Little is known about the star’s dating history. However, she reported had a previous relationship with actor Ray Buktenica.
It also does not appear that the actress has any kids.
Where is Joyce DeWitt now?
As Yahoo! Lifestyle reported via Country Living, in June 2023, Joyce was featured in a country music video with the Davisson Brothers Band for the song Home from the album Home Is Where the Heart Is.The video was released on West Virginia Day, which was meaningful to the actress given her roots.
She said: “The deepest part of my heart is anchored in my childhood years in West Virginia.”I still have quite a large family of relatives there and returning there to visit is absolutely a shot of lifeblood, both to body and soul.”
When did Three’s Company end?
The final episode of Three’s Company aired on September 18, 1984.
The hit series premiered on ABC on March 15, 1977, and ran for eight seasons.
The show followed the misadventures of three roommates reported in Santa Monica. DeWitt played the comical florist Janet Wood.
Joyce starred in the series alongside the late John Ritter, the late Suzanne Somers, and Richard Kline.
