Amy Yasbeck Stunned As Casey On The '90s Sitcom Wings — What She Looks Like Now

With her beautiful red hair and deep blue-gray eyes, it's understandable why Amy Yasbeck had viewers stopping in their tracks whenever she showed up on screen. Although she had her breakout performance in the iconic film "Pretty Woman," it was her role as Casey Chappel Davenport in the '90s sitcom "Wings" that truly put her name on the map. While she has continuously made short TV and film appearances after "Wings" ended in 1997, none of her succeeding roles were as well-known. But a recent appearance for a September 2026 "Wings" reunion showed that she's aging like fine wine. 

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Yasbeck (who's standing on the left) looks absolutely stunning with her red hair framing her face, her facial features still recognizable from her days as a "Wings" cast member. Although the "Splash, Too" star has never spoken out about her beauty regimen, we can assume that Yasbeck takes very good care of herself. Her skin is flawless and supple, and she's exuding confidence in her strappy green dress. It's safe to say that Yasbeck is one of the 20 celebs confronting aging with confidence. And it's no wonder, as after experiencing a tragic loss, she's more than prepared to hop in front of the cameras again full-time.

Amy Yasbeck has experienced both love and loss after "Wings" wrapped up filming in 1997. She fell in love with and married fellow sitcom star John Ritter in 1999. Unfortunately, Ritter would end up passing away only four years later in 2003 from an aortic dissection. Not only did Yasbeck set up the John Ritter Foundation in his memory, but she also filed a lawsuit against the doctors who allegedly failed to diagnose her late husband properly and treat him in time. With the stress of a legal battle and setting time aside to deal with grief, it's understandable why Yasbeck hasn't devoted as much time to acting as before.

Despite a slew of brief big-screen appearances, Yasbeck has now decided that it was time to fully return to her greatest passion. She made the announcement during a segment of the "Still Here Hollywood Podcast with Steve Kmetko," stating that prioritizing family and the charitable foundation had been at the forefront of her mind until then. "Now I've got free time and I hate it. I want to work," Yasbeck admitted to Kmetko, and we can't wait to see her in her next big project.