'80s Star Connie Sellecca Is Still So Stunning In Her 70s
When you think about timeless beauties from the '80s, Connie Sellecca comes to mind. The dark-haired siren captivated audiences in shows such as "Flying High" and "Hotel." But Sellecca's name has since faded from the spotlight. Similar to how these pics show what Jan from "The Brady Bunch" looks like now, it's natural to wonder if Sellecca is still recognisable today. She turned 70 in 2025, and let's just say she's looking better than ever.
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Connie Sellecca generally keeps a low profile, but she made a rare appearance alongside her husband, John Tesh, at an NBA All-Star game back in February 2026, where she sported dark hair and bangs and hardly looked her age. The "Hotel" star still looks stunning and there are minimal wrinkles on her face — but it does not appear as though she's gone under the knife. It's clear that no matter what age she turns, the Golden Globe nominee's beauty won't ever fade.
John Tesh is full of gratitude for his 'beautiful' wife
Unlike the biggest red flags in Hollywood relationships that we can't seem to avoid, Connie Sellecca has managed to win the jackpot in her long-lasting marriage to musician John Tesh. They have been married since 1992, making it more than 30 years since they tied the knot. And the pair could not have been more in love, sticking to celibacy until they officially said 'I do' to one another, which they credited with helping strengthen their bond with one another. Sellecca was a beauty on her wedding day and looked like a princess, wearing $30,000 worth of beaded silk satin, plus a massive 40 feet skirt, which was completed with a 15 feet train.
Following the wedding, Tesh told People of Sellecca's appearance, "I started to cry when I saw Connie, 'cause she was so beautiful. So I bit the side of my mouth to stop. I kept thinking I got real lucky, and God was the one that did this."
Sellecca clearly meant her wedding vows as she stuck with Tesh through thick and thin, especially after he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2015. Despite being informed that Tesh had less than two years to live, Sellecca didn't give up and they fought the odds to find treatment that worked. The composer is full of gratitude for his wife as she motivated him to stand up and fight the disease. "I'm able to look back at the things that have happened in my marriage and look at the strength that Connie imparted to me," Tesh shared with Good Morning America, "If you unplug that piece from my journey, I'm not here."