Farrah Fawcett, the iconic actress of “Charlie’s Angels” fame, passed away at 62, leaving behind her only son, Redmond, with actor Ryan O’Neal. Despite a $4.5 million inheritance, Redmond faced a troubled life marked by legal issues, including a murder case and a convenience store robbery.

Fawcett, renowned for her captivating presence and signature hairstyle, rose to fame in the 1970s with “Charlie’s Angels” and delivered powerful performances in movies like “The Burning Bed” and “Extremities.”

Her relationship with O’Neal began when Lee Majors, her then-husband, invited O’Neal for a racquetball game. Fawcett and O’Neal’s connection quickly turned romantic, leading to the end of her marriage with Majors in 1982. Despite challenges, they navigated parenthood, with Fawcett’s dedication evident.

Tensions arose over parenting decisions, impacting Redmond’s relationship with Fawcett. In later years, Redmond faced a turbulent life, including drug arrests and prison stints. During Fawcett’s illness, O’Neal shielded her from Redmond’s harsh reality, maintaining the illusion of a loving relationship, even as Fawcett’s health declined.