‘At 94 Years Old,’ Barbara Eden Celebrates Easter with Her Husband… “Genie’s Smile Still Beautiful”

The star of the legendary sitcom ‘I Dream of Jeannie,’ Barbara Eden (94), shared her joyful spring days with her husband, warming hearts among fans.

■ Wearing a rabbit-ear headband for a ‘Happy Easter’… Unchanging comedic timing

According to her official social media on the 10th (local time), Eden recently shared festive selfie photos she took with her husband, Jon Eicholtz, over the Easter weekend. In the pictures, the two wear adorable rabbit-ear headbands side by side and flash bright smiles. Eden told fans, “Happy Easter from our little rabbits! I hope it’s a beautiful day filled with joy,” sending them a warm greeting.

■ Reuniting after 65 years with Pat Boone… Memories from ‘All Hands on Deck’

Barbara Eden’s April is more lively than ever. Last Monday, she attended a screening event for the film ‘The Yellow Canary’ and reunited with the actor Pat Boone, with whom she previously worked in the 1961 classic ‘All Hands on Deck.’

She said, “Last Saturday night, I got to see Pat Boone again, and I had a truly wonderful evening. Eddie Mueller of TCM’s ‘Noir Alley’ made it such an enjoyable time as the host,” adding her thoughts. The reunion of the two—who met back in 1961 as a sailor and a reporter—brought a wave of nostalgia to classic movie fans.

■ Celebrating Genie’s 2089th birthday… “A stroke of luck in my life”

She also celebrated the birthday of ‘Genie,’ the character who made her a global star at the start of April. In the show, Genie’s birthday is set as April 1, 64 B.C.

Barbara Eden said, “Happy 2089th birthday to the mischievous one who has been with me over my shoulder for over 60 years!,” and added, “Genie brought laughter and joy to so many people, and it was truly a great stroke of luck that I was able to give her vitality.”

Even in her mid-90s, as she continues to connect with the public without losing her grace and energy, fans around the world are sending their passionate support, saying, “A true living legend,” and “Genie’s magic is still there.”