Actress from popular shows from the 1980s is barely recognizable while in Los Angeles

This former actress looked nearly unrecognizable while stepping out in Los Angeles this week.

The former soap opera actress, who is now 66 years old, was dressed casually with her platinum blonde hair styled in a messy bun as she worked on her animal rescue ranch on Monday.

She previously rose to fame as a sex symbol starlet at the age of 21 when she landed the role of Cindy Snow on Three’s Company in the ’80s. 

She also starred on the hit drama Dallas, portraying the long-lost Ewing cousin Jamie Ewing Barnes in a recurring role, for two seasons. 

Her acting credits include a role as a sex worker in the 1984 action-comedy Tank, appearances in the crime drama soap Murder, She Wrote, and a guest star spot on That ’70s Show in 1999. However, she decided to leave the entertainment industry in 2002 to focus on caring for animals. Can you identify this individual?

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She’s Jenilee Harrison! 

She was a blonde bombshell in the ’80s and left it behind to do wholesome work of rescuing animals and tending to them in her southern California ranch.

Before she left showbiz to pursue her passions of caring for animals and car racing as well as focusing on her real estate investments, she became a soap star in the early ’70s.

She got her big break when she landed a part on Three’s Company, portraying the ditzy and pretty California blonde roommate.

Her role was created to replace Suzanne Somers, who exited the series due to a dispute with the studios, and Harrison starred on the sitcom for two years before she was written off the show.

She went on to star in Dallas, appearing in 70 episodes until she decided to leave the show in 1986. 

In addition to appearing in the movie Tank, she also starred in Fantasy Island, The Love Boat and They Came from Outer Space. 

She also made a brief appearance in just one episode of That ’70s Show, playing the part of a horse loving gal, which mirrored her real life love and dedication for animals. 

Her guest star appearance was in season two for the Red’s Birthday episode. 

Harrison was married to Bruce Oppenheim, Cybill Shepherd’s ex-husband, for nearly three decades from 1993 to 2022. 

Nowadays, she continues to run her rescue ranch at her residence in the lush Agoura Hills area of Los Angeles, like she did this week. 

She sported a front-facing, dog carrier backpack with her precious pooch at her side while she worked around her rescue ranch home in Agoura Hills. 

On Monday morning, the former starlet was tending to her horses, chickens, goats and donkeys while hauling her precious puppy in a front-facing, dog carrier backpack. 

For her busy day of work, she looked effortlessly stylish as she dressed for comfort and warmth.

She donned a brown, long-sleeve graphic T-shirt paired with navy blue joggers while working around her ranch.

She completed her look with all-black, chunky sneakers for her work day.

Her blonde hair was pulled back into a tousled updo with windswept bangs framing her face.

And she showcased her natural beauty with light makeup on her eyes and cheeks.  

In addition to her love for animals, her athletic prowess has won her gold buckles in rodeos and she also enjoys racing cars. 

Since stepping away from showbiz, she now lives a modest life with her beloved animals on her ranch.