The Brady Bunch’s Eve Plumb, 68, makes a rare red-carpet appearance 52 years after beloved sitcom ended

LEAVE A COMMENT Eve Plumb was looking red-hot on November 11, 2026 as the 68-year-old made a rare red carpet appearance in New York City.

The actress, who found fame in the 1970s comedy The Brady Bunch, wore a gorgeous red tailored pantsuit for the night out, paired with a chic white button-down top, black closed-toe shoes and silver jewelry.

"Loved chatting with Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor. Congrats to all on a great premiere!" she shared on social media, praising the "fun" movie.

Eve has been out of the spotlight for many years, but earlier in 2026 released her memoir, Happiness Included: Jan Brady and Beyond.

The memoir sees Eve lift the lid on her time on the sitcom, sharing how she managed to remain grounded while many of her co-stars struggled with addiction.

"My parents always made sure that I had time off and that I did the right things. You don't have to say yes to everything. And I am still that way today," she told Fox News.

"I would hope for every child actor that they have good protective parents, like mine, who saved their money and kept them away from anything that seemed suspicious," she further shared.

Maureen McCormick, who played older sister Marcia, battled a cocaine addiction and bulimia following the show's conclusion, but has now been sober for over 40 years.

Barry Williams, the eldest Brady son, also said he went "off the rails" as a teenager, while Mike Lookinland, who played the youngest son, Bobby, has also spoken about his struggles with alcohol and drug abuse.

Eve was 11 when she was cast as Jan in the show between 1969 and 1974. Jan was the middle child who found herself navigating life between older sister Marcia and younger sister Cindy.

When the series ended in 1974, Eve appeared in various other projects, including the 1976 TV movie Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway where she played a teenage sex worker, attempting to shake off her reputation as Jan Brady.

Eve returned to the franchise several times, reprising her role in The Brady Brides and A Very Brady Christmas, and the short-lived sitcom The Brady Brides.

Still, it wasn't all easy for Eve, as she also struggled to transition out of being the "cute" child star.

"It took me a long time to realize I wasn't a cute kid anymore," she said. "It probably happened in my late 20s, when I finally stopped getting everything I auditioned for. I had such confidence going along and moving through all of my roles, that it took a while for me to experience the disappointment of being an actor in Hollywood."

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