Erin Murphy rose to fame in the 1960s as Tabitha Stephens on Bewitched, captivating audiences with her big blue eyes and blonde curls. Decades later, fans are stunned to see she still looks radiant at 60. She began acting at just 3 years old and appeared in over 100 episodes, often outshining other child stars of her era. But by age 8, Murphy stepped away from Hollywood, choosing a quieter life filled with Girl Scouts, cheerleading, and family.

In adulthood, Murphy fully embraced motherhood. Across three marriages, she raised six sons and later became a grandmother. Despite occasional offers to return to acting, she prioritized being present for her kids, saying no role was worth missing out on their lives.

Murphy also became a strong advocate for autism awareness after her son’s diagnosis, continuing charity work she began years earlier. She often says she’s grateful for her opportunities and believes in giving back.