Star “I Dream of Jenny”, notes 94 -Y birthday with Ginny Pose to Instagram

Barbara Eden proves that she is as fascinated as ever.

The actress, most famous in the role in the classic Sitkama “I Dream of Jenny”, celebrated her birthday with a playful nod on her favorite character. The Actress Turned 94 on August 23.

In the photo shared at InstagramEden struck his signature of Ginny Posa, capturing almost 130,000 followers.

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Barbara Eden delighted the Instagram fans with her Ginny’s signature to celebrate her 94th birthday. (Instagram.com/officialBarbaraeden)

“Let’s all take a moment to wish our favorite blond, entertaining icon and Hollywood legend Barbara Eden very happy birthday today!” The headline read.

The television icon spent a special day left up. Eden was noticed as leaving the hairdresser Los -egeles Wearing a bold red ensemble. Her appearance was paired with beige sandals and white sunglasses.

Barbara Eden starred as Jenny’s role in the hit -stomach “I Dream of Jenny”. The show was 60 years old in September. (Collect Silver Screens/Images Getty)

During the 70-year career, Eden starred in more than 25 films, 19 television films and five TV shows Magazine. The output showed that her big break took place when she became a repetitive performer on Johnny Carson’s show. However, it is best recognized for playing Jenny in “I Dream of Jenny.”

Barbara Eden is also seen near his birthday on August 23, 2025 in Sherman Ox, California. (Mega/GC Images/Getty Images)

The series tells about a comic fairy tale about a 2000-year-old Ginny, who fell in love with Major Tony Nelson, played by Larry Hagman. The show took place five seasons from 1965 to 1970.

The 60th anniversary of the show falls on September 18, 2025.

Back in 2024, the star talked to the digital Fox News and revealed her secrets to look and feel young in the 90s.

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Barbara Eden (right) recently paid tribute to her friend Loni Anderson (left). Women see here in Los -Angeles, around 2006. The WKRP actress in Cincinnati died on August 3 at the age of 79. (Vinc Beach/Getti Image)

“I used to work all the time,” said Eden. “I used to do spinning, and then I was scraps with the coach … When Covid struck, it finished my hard workouts. Now I have a landline and I lift five pounds. I use very light weight, but they are good for your bones.”

While Eden enjoys the comfort of entering the house, She lacks walking in the gym and work with other people.

“I like the company and I loved spinning classes,” she said. “It makes you go. And I’m not a very starter. I have to remind myself to go for a bike.”

On April 11, 2024, Barbara Eden was visible here in Palm de Mysarka, Spain, Spain. (Franziska Krug/Getty Images for Marcel Remus)

Eden who also appeared in “I love Lucy”, Suggested experimenting with different training procedures to find what you like and that fits your lifestyle. It also holds your sweat sessions, she noted.

“I remember when Aerobics was rage,” she said. “It was good for you. I tried it, but no, it wasn’t for me. But walking? Now it’s another thing. If you can walk fast, that’s right for you. It’s good for my knees and ankles. I find it better than running.”

Eden noted that she didn’t just hope for a daily procedure to stay in shape. She also practiced nutrition in moderation, what her parents taught. The habit is stuck.

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“I was lucky to have a mother and father who knew to eat and live well,” she explained. “My mother’s mantra was” moderation. “That’s how they lived, and that’s how I lived.

“I love Italian food. Also German San Francisco“

But, like many simple deadly, Eden also has a sweet.

Barbara Eden in the role of Jenny and Larry Hagman in the role of Anthony “Nelson in” I Dream of Jenny “. (NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Images)

“I also eat sugar,” she confessed. “I like sweets. I like the key pie. My sister brought me one for a birthday. I also like an angel -food cake. I make my own angelic food pie, and then put on it a very sharp, sweet lemon glaze.

When it comes to her beauty routine these days, Eden said she now prefers to follow a simple skin care procedure that leaves her skin smooth and elastic.

“I wash my face with cetophile every night,” she said. “It’s very gentle. I also use the Estée Lauder repair serum every night. I use the serum on the face because I have a teenager. But to make your face clean, very important. When I Nasho makeup, I remove it with a soft facial cleanser that foam up.

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Barbara Eden starred opposite Elvis Presley in the 1960s “Flam Star”. (Boulevard sunset/Corbis via Getty Images)

“I learned how to apply makeup on the set,” she shared. “If you work with the best, makeup artists in Hollywood, you have the best. So, of course, you have to learn.”

“I learned how to use eye eyeliner. I never did it before. I didn’t even know what I could do. But nowadays it is easy to learn how to apply my own makeup.

And remaining busy traveling and participating in work activities, also made her feel young, insisted by Eden.

Barbara Eden won a big break in Hollywood as a performer at Johnny Carson’s show, the People’s Magazine reports. (Screen/Image Archives)

“It is very important for me to communicate with my fans,” she explained. “First of all, I think I have absolutely pleasant people who love what I did. No one is rude. Nobody goes out of line. Everyone is polite and fun to be around – no matter where I go.”

Asked what continued to go for years, Eden confessed that he did not know. The drive was always nearby.

Actress Barbara Eden is photographed in his Hlybokaje canyon, a bedroom in Los -Andgeles with his “magic lamp” with the hit -series “I dream of Jenny”, approximately in April 1992. (Eddie Sanderson/Getti Image)

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“I don’t think about it,” she said. “I could guess that shrinkage would say that I want to be productive and not sit on the shelf and do nothing. I think if I didn’t do what I was doing, I would go out and find a job to just continue myself and be part of civilization … If you don’t try, you’re not going to do anything. I’m not good. I’m saying.