Nancy Sinatra – 80
American singer and actress Nancy Sinatra, the daughter of legendary crooner Frank Sinatra and Nancy Barbato, made her own mark in the entertainment world during the 1960s. Following in her father’s footsteps, she launched a successful music career and became an international sensation with her iconic hit These Boots Are Made for Walkin’. Alongside her musical achievements, Nancy also explored acting, appearing in films such as The Oscar and The Last of the Secret Agents. Her most memorable on-screen moment came in 1968 when she starred opposite Elvis Presley in Speedway. Still passionate about her craft, Nancy remains active in the music scene and released a digital-only album titled Shifting Gears in 2013, showcasing her timeless talent and enduring appeal.
Nancy Sinatra – 80
Richard Simmons – 73
Richard Simmons became a household name in the fitness world starting in the 1960s, known for his upbeat personality and energetic approach to exercise. He gained widespread fame with his Sweatin’ to the Oldies workout videos, which helped millions lose weight while having fun. His career began with the opening of his own gym, Slimmons, and through his television appearances and fitness products, he became one of America’s most recognizable fitness icons—earning both fame and fortune along the way. However, since 2014, Simmons has gradually withdrawn from the public eye, and his beloved gym eventually closed without explanation. In 2017, he revealed that he had been hospitalized due to severe indigestion, sparking concern but also reminding fans of the lasting impact of his joyful approach to health and fitness.
Richard Simmons – 73
