It's been five years since the passing of his ex-wife Farrah Fawcett.
But
Lee Majors seemed to be back in good spirits on Tuesday as he headed
into dinner at upscale restaurant Craig's in West Hollywood where George
Clooney and Jennifer Aniston are known to rub elbows.
Trailing behind The Six Million Dollar Man star was his 40-year-old wife Faith.
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He's still got it: Lee Majors seemed
to be back in good spirits on Tuesday as he headed into dinner at
upscale restaurant Craig's in West Hollywood where George Clooney and
Jennifer Aniston are known to rub elbows
He has a pretty wife: Trailing behind The Six Million Dollar Man star was his 40-year-old wife Faith
They were the big power couple of the
seventies: It was less than six years ago that he was mourning the loss
of Fawcett, who he was married to from 1973 to 1982, when she rocketed
to fame on Charlie's Angels; here they are pictured in 1975
Dressed sharply in a grey blazer with a handkerchief in the front pocket, the seventies TV icon looked ready to impress.
The
Fall Guy star also had on a white and black paisley button-down shirt
and tailored black slacks. Black leather loafers added a youthful touch.
His
wife, an actress from Florida, wore a plunging black sheer top with a
jacket and slacks. Black cage heels and a clutch purse gave her outfit a
more sophisticated look.
She's an actress too: The blonde beauty has been married to Lee since November 2002
The blonde beauty has been married to Lee since November 2002.
It was nice to see The Big Valley star smile and playfully gesture with his hand as he walked into the swanky establishment.
It
was less than six years ago that he was mourning the loss of the
Charlie's Angels star, who he was married to from 1973 to 1982.
Fawcett,
who was also in films such as Logan's Run and Extremities, died in June
2009 at the age of 62 after a long battle with cancer.
Close couple of almost 13 years: Lee
and Faith on Monday at the Do You Believe? premiere held at the Arclight
Cinemas in Hollywood
In 2013 Majors told FoxNews they were like the Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston of their day.
'It
was quite the extreme. It was probably like Brad and Jennifer when they
were together. The press was all over us and of course she was doing a
show also which was pretty popular,' he started.
'Naturally we really couldn’t go anywhere. Back then you were working so hard you didn’t even realize how popular the show was.'
They were both on hit series: Fawcett (left) starred on Charlie's Angels while Majors (right) was The Six Million Dollar Man
In the spotlight: In 2013 Majors told
FoxNews he and Farrah were like the Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston of
their day. 'It was quite the extreme,' he added; here he is in a
publicity shot from the eighties
In 2009 UsWeekly claimed Lee called Farrah before she died, breaking an over 20 year silence.
'He decided to call her for the first time on her birthday in February before she died,' said a source.
'They spoke for the first time in 23 years.
'They
had a 40-minute phone conversation about her life, and the cancer and
it was such a lovely moment for the two of them. I guess it was a very
good conversation. They joked, and they got a little bit emotional.'
The
source added: 'I think it was good given the current situation [for]
closure, otherwise they never would've spoken again. I think he always
wanted to talk to her again, but he was just afraid to speak to her
before.'
A man of action: In 2009 UsWeekly
claimed Lee called Farrah before she died, breaking an over 20 year
silence; here he is seen in a publicity photo for The Six Million Dollar
Man
