Well, they didn't know eachother personally, but they met once on the set of the movie 'Poetic Justice' which stars Tupac and Michael's sister Janet.

Michael came by to see his sister and so he also met Tupac.

Farrah Sinclair was born somewhere in Kentucky and lived in Lexington for several years working as a stripper and at Shapes. She went out on the road leaving a beautiful little girl at home with her father and her step mom.

yes she have died on June 25 2009 from a cancer she was 52 years-old

No, she was in the suffragists.

No. They only played sisters on Charlie's Angels.

Farrah was married only once to Lee Majors, an actor best known for parts as Heath on Big Valley, Steve Austin on the Six Million Dollar Man, and as Colt Seaver on the Fall Guy. They were married from 1973 to 1982. They did not have children together. Lee did have a son Lee Majors II born in 1962. So, Farrah was the step mom of Lee Majors II. Her only biological child is Redmond O'Neal who was born in 1985. His father is Farrah's on again and off again boyfriend Ryan O'Neal.

Rudolph, who remarried eight years ago, is still a songwriter and runs a music licensing company and does music production. Their two children, Marc, 31, and Maya, 26, work with him at his company in the Venice section of Los Angeles. Maya also is a singer and actress. "I was only seven when my mom died," she recalled. "It's hard to lose a parent that young. My memories are specific and also kind of dream-like. I was becoming aware of who I was, but I was still pretty small. We didn't have video cameras like kids do now. So, my memories are based on music and pictures. I definitely remember going to see my parents play. Other than living in the house with my parents, that was the most indelible mark. I remember going down to the basement and there were instruments everywhere. My mom loved animals. We had tons of birds. And fish. And frogs. My God. We had a farm pretty much." Marc, who was 11 when his mom died, said the beautiful, timeless music his mother gave the world still makes him feel good. But, his memories are of a loving mother, not an artist. "I really think of her as my mom. I have memories of her when I was in elementary school: the simple things, cooking food, us having talks, having her come to my baseball games. The music is nice, but what means a lot more to me was that she was my mom. The music helps with the memories. I'm not surprised it's endured." Rudolph, now 52, vividly remembers meeting Riperton at a nightclub in Chicago. "I always thought it was kismet or destiny. We were both pretty young and we kind of recognized each other when we met. She was at the top of the stairs and I was at the bottom. We were attracted to each other. Well, I was attracted to her. We got together right away." He pointed out that those high notes she could hit so easily came as the result of much work and preparation. "She studied music; she studied opera and did voice training from the time she was a little girl. She worked at it and enhanced it." And she paid dues. Long before she soared to the top of the music charts in 1975, she sang professionally, starting as a teenager. Rudolph said she was a receptionist at Chess Records and sang backup for such music legends as Etta James, the Dells and Ramsey Lewis. "She sang background on (the Fontella Bass hit) Rescue me," he said. She also worked with Stevie Wonder, who later helped out on some of her music. Besides Lovin You, her other major hits included Adventures in Paradise, Memory Lane and Inside My Love. When she died, Rudolph said he and the kids had to help each other out to make it. Maya, who describes herself as a "daddy's girl," said he was wonderful, except for making her braids lopsided. Marc graduated from Brown University in Rhode Island, and Maya went to the University of California at Santa Cruz. Rudolph has no other children. Reflecting on her life and how quickly the last 20 years have passed, Rudolph said: "Twenty years have passed, and yet she's very real and her contributions and her gift to the world still exist and still move people in a positive direction. The thing that Minnie would be happiest about today is that people are still moved in a positive direction by her music. And she'd be happy to see how beautiful and strong her children are. I think she knows. I hope they make her as happy as they make me."

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Yes, Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal were Hollywood's power couple during the 70's and 80's. They were both major stars of film and television and were dubbed Mr. and Ms. O'Neal by the press and media.

Hi, Yes, it means joy: Farrah"; Farah (فرح) is an Arabic word for joy.

Farrah Fawcett appeared in many movies on cinema and TV including: Sunburn, Saturn 3, Logan's Run, Extremities, The Burning Bed, Nazi Hunter: The Beate Klarsfeld Story...

she cheated on him with Ryan oneil

Farrah Abraham is an American television personality, author, musician, and adult actress. Abraham became famous after being in the reality television series 16 and Pregnant. Later she was in the series Teen Mom.

Farrah Fawcett was born on February 2, 1947.

Depending on whe, it ranged from size 6 to size 9, example: at 5'6" and 135, she wore a size 8 (Charlie's Angels)

Yes barnabas himself is alive and making a cameo in the new burton movie, as are angelique and maggie..another guy can't remember.. Guy who played barnabas looks ancient..lol

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They are not related.

Ryan O'Neal and Farrah Fawcett were never married. They have a son together.

Farrah Fawcett has only given birth to one son. As far as I have ever heard she only has the one child.

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