Kate Jackson: The Scandal That Killed Her Career
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Kate Jackson has become a tragic recluse who's hit rock bottom while battling her personal demons — and The National ENQUIRER was there when the troubled star finally sacked her career!
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As earlier reported by The ENQUIRER, Kate, now 68, has been living in squalor with her adopted son Taylor — with the former "Charlie's Angel" star reduced to asking a house cleaner for painkillers!
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Kate's career had floundered after being fired from her hit show in 1979, declaring: “I got tired of them and they got tired of me.” But in 1999, her bizarre behavior couldn't be hidden anymore!
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The ENQUIRER was there when Kate was caught weaving and staggering on the set of the Lifetime series "Twice in a Lifetime" — playing a woman given a second chance after her death. "Kate couldn't walk by herself and needed help to get to her trailer," said an insider. "She was very wobbly and had to be led around."
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The eyewitness also said that Kate was laughing and waving at the shocked onlookers — but Kate insisted that she had only been dehydrated! "I am not a drunk," she told The ENQUIRER in an exclusive interview — adding: "I don't smoke, I don't drink, I don't do drugs and I try to be a good mom!"
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"I wouldn't do anything to jeopardize my health," added the breast cancer survivor (seen here in 2016) — but reports of the troubled shoot still did damage to Kate's career. After starring in 14 TV-movies during the '90s, the veteran actress began to struggle for roles.
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She hasn't appeared before the cameras since an episode of "Criminal Minds" in 2007. Kate finally went public with her addictions in 2003 — saying that she became hooked on painkillers that were prescribed for her after a car crash.
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She's also postponed a planned autobiography from 2011 to 2015 — to a current 2020 publication date. Insiders told The ENQUIRER that Kate's plans for the book include blasting the family of her "Charlie's Angels" costar Farrah Fawcett — claiming relatives banned her from visiting Farrah on her deathbed in 2009.
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Meanwhile, Kate's fellow "Angel" Jaclyn Smith continues to be a regular presence on television — as a neighbor of the troubled actress told The ENQUIRER in 2016: "We fear Kate's had an emotional breakdown!"
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Kate Jackson has become a tragic recluse who's hit rock bottom while battling her personal demons — and The National ENQUIRER was there when the troubled star finally sacked her career!
Photo credit: NatENQ/Getty
As earlier reported by The ENQUIRER, Kate, now 68, has been living in squalor with her adopted son Taylor — with the former "Charlie's Angel" star reduced to asking a house cleaner for painkillers!
Photo credit: NatENQ
Kate's career had floundered after being fired from her hit show in 1979, declaring: “I got tired of them and they got tired of me.” But in 1999, her bizarre behavior couldn't be hidden anymore!
Photo credit: Getty Images
The ENQUIRER was there when Kate was caught weaving and staggering on the set of the Lifetime series "Twice in a Lifetime" — playing a woman given a second chance after her death. "Kate couldn't walk by herself and needed help to get to her trailer," said an insider. "She was very wobbly and had to be led around."
Photo credit: Getty Images
The eyewitness also said that Kate was laughing and waving at the shocked onlookers — but Kate insisted that she had only been dehydrated! "I am not a drunk," she told The ENQUIRER in an exclusive interview — adding: "I don't smoke, I don't drink, I don't do drugs and I try to be a good mom!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
"I wouldn't do anything to jeopardize my health," added the breast cancer survivor (seen here in 2016) — but reports of the troubled shoot still did damage to Kate's career. After starring in 14 TV-movies during the '90s, the veteran actress began to struggle for roles.
Photo credit: NatENQ
She hasn't appeared before the cameras since an episode of "Criminal Minds" in 2007. Kate finally went public with her addictions in 2003 — saying that she became hooked on painkillers that were prescribed for her after a car crash.
Photo credit: Getty Images
She's also postponed a planned autobiography from 2011 to 2015 — to a current 2020 publication date. Insiders told The ENQUIRER that Kate's plans for the book include blasting the family of her "Charlie's Angels" costar Farrah Fawcett — claiming relatives banned her from visiting Farrah on her deathbed in 2009.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Meanwhile, Kate's fellow "Angel" Jaclyn Smith continues to be a regular presence on television — as a neighbor of the troubled actress told The ENQUIRER in 2016: "We fear Kate's had an emotional breakdown!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
