Jenilee Harrison, the actress who replaced Suzanne Somers on the iconic sitcom “Three’s Company,” has recently shared her thoughts on her journey through the entertainment industry. Known for her role in the 1980s series, Harrison made headlines in 1987 when she posed for the June issue of Playboy while remaining fully clothed, a decision she described as a way to maintain control over her image and career. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Harrison recounted the moment when she challenged the photographer’s expectations, emphasizing that her contract stipulated she would wear clothes. This stance made her part of a small group of celebrities who opted to appear in Playboy without nudity, including Dolly Parton and Barbra Streisand.
Following her time on “Three’s Company,” Harrison transitioned to the hit soap opera “Dallas,” where she found new opportunities and continued her acting career. She reflected on her experiences while discussing her current podcast, “Stall Talk,” which features unfiltered stories and wisdom from women of all ages. Harrison also shared insights about her early career, including the initial surprise when she was cast as Suzanne Somers’ on-screen cousin, Cindy Snow. Her journey highlights the importance of self-determination in the entertainment industry, as she navigates her legacy while maintaining her integrity and authenticity.