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Joan O’Brien may not have had a long career in the entertainment industry, but her short career earned her a spot among the industry’s big shots during the 1950s and 1960s. Her acting abilities, which were evident during her appearance on The Bob Crosby Show, paved the way for her to star alongside Cary Grant and Jerry Lewis.

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Her story, however, would be incomplete without mentioning her failed marriages and relationships, which shifted the public’s attention away from her talent and toward her relationship crisis. Joan O’Brien’s net worth is about $4 million.

Joan O’Brien: Birth, & Education

Joan O’Brien, whose full name is Joan Marie O’Brien, is a Valentine baby, having been born on February 14, 1936, into the family of David and Rita O’Brien.

Joan O’Brien was also enrolled in Chaffey Union High School in Ontario, but there was no record of her attending college because Joan became quite talented in dancing and singing, prompting her to enter the entertainment industry at a young age.

Joan O’Brien: Professional Career

It didn’t take long for the public and other entertainers to notice her talent, one of whom was Cliffie Stone, the host of the television show Hometown Jamboree.

Cliffie invited her to assist him in the staging of his show, and her abilities earned her more appearances on other shows, such as The Bob Crosby Show, on which Joan became a regular face.

In 1959, she co-starred with Cary Grant and Tony Curtis in the film Operation Petticoat.

It is also known that Joan’s performance on The Bob Crosby Show was so outstanding that other entertainers sent in proposals to have her appear on their shows.

Lawrence Welk was one of these entertainers, as he, too, saw Joan on the show and fell in love with her singing talent.

In 1959, he hired her to stand in for the singer Alice Lon for a week and really wanted to hire her on a long-term basis, but her young age at the time made him reconsider.

Despite being dropped by Lawrence, Joan continued to live the life of her dreams, appearing in shows, concerts, and movies.

She demonstrated her acting and comedic abilities in major films such as The Case of the Lover’s Gamble, The Man from UNCLE, and many others.

Joan O’Brien: Relationship Status

Joan and her relationships have quite a story to tell because she was not so fortunate in most of her relationships. She has been married five times, four of which ended in divorce and the last because her spouse died.

It is also known that the instability in her relationships had a negative impact on her career because more attention was paid to her sour relationships rather than her performances.

The vibrant actress married for the first time when she was 18 years old, in 1954, while she was still putting the pieces of her career together.

This marriage was to Billy Strange, an instrumentalist, but it was called off two years into the carriage in 1956. This marriage resulted in a child who was cared for by Joan O’Brien.

Joan married John F. Meyer for the second time in 1957, barely a year after the first. The second marriage followed suit, lasting only three years and ending in 1960, also with a child.

The third marriage lasted only a year, from 1963 to 1964, with Harvey Allen Godorov, and the fourth, from 1966 to 1967, with Dino Kotopoulis also lasted a year.

After a brief affair with a well-known Hollywood actor, she decided to marry for the fifth time, but not to Elvis. She married Lt. Col. Malcolm Bernard Campbell, a military officer.

Joan and Malcolm married on August 4, 1979, and lived in Auburn, California. The countdown began, one year, two years until they were still together after five years.

This could have been her happily ever after, but the marriage ended when Malcolm died on May 8, 2004.

Joan O’Brien: Height, Weight, & Body Dimension

Joan O’Brien was a stunning lady in her prime, with blonde hair, bright eyes, and a fantastic physique.

Despite her height of about 5 feet 4 inches, she had a stunning hourglass figure with a 35-inch bust, a 25-inch waist, and a 36-inch hips-width.

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Quick  Facts About Joan O’Brien

• Joan O’Brien’s previous three marriages did not result in children, but she and Malcolm raised her two children.
•  During her brief acting career, she appeared in approximately 40 films.
•  Her final film role was in the 1965 film Perry Mason, in which she played Jill Fenwick.
•  Personal challenges particularly failed marriages, forced her to leave the public eye and live a private life.