Tina Yothers, who many know as the third child of the Keaton family, Jennifer, in the hit sitcom Family Ties, looked unrecognizable during a rare sighting near her home in Los Angeles, Calif.
The actress, who hasn't appeared in an acting role since 1996, was seen taking out the trash on a sunny day in the Golden State.
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In the new photos of the child star, Yothers wore black pants and a black long-sleeve shirt, paired with sneakers and a set of glasses.
Check out the new photos of Yothers here.
Yothers' bangs and blonde hair were reminiscent of the style her Family Ties character wore, though she now keeps her cut shorter. The actress played Jennifer from 1982 to 1989 alongside actors Michael J. Fox, Meredith Baxter, Michael Gross, and Justine Bateman.
The popular sitcom focused on a family living in Ohio during the Reagan administration, with two liberal parents raising kids with contrasting views.
Along with Family Ties, Yothers had appearances on shows like Father Murphy, Domestic Life and Married... with Children, with the latter being her final acting appearance before she decided to focus on her music career with her band Jaded.
Since then, she has also made a number of appearances on reality television, including Celebrity Fit Club, Celebrity Wife Swap and What Not to Wear.
Michael J. Fox and Tina YothersJamie McCarthy/Getty Images for The Michael J. Fox Foundation
Despite stepping away from the spotlight, Yothers has occasionally made public appearances, usually in connection with her Family Ties role. In 2023, Yothers was photographed with Fox at his A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's gala, a charity event to raise money for Parkinson's disease research.
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