News about Robert Reed

ExCLUSIVE: Auriol Grey took a step forward on her first riverside walk and visited the pub with her friends, two weeks after being released from jail. Following a long time behind bars, friends have shared stories of her "relief and joy" at being allowed home and "going out and about again." Disabled Grey, 50, (pictured for the first time after being released from prison) is fighting to clear her name after winning the right to contest her conviction for causing the death of cyclist Celia Ward, 77, (inset) during a pavement row, has her troubles are far from over. She has to wait for a date to be fixed in May for her historic hearing at the Appeal Court in London, which may have ruled her in favour of her conviction and her conviction quashed. Nevertheless, one of her friends who was visiting Grey in prison said she was so 'thrilled' to be back to breakfast at her nearby Wetherspoon, the Sandford House.

EXCLUSIVE: After winning the right to challenge her manslaughter conviction, a disabled pedestrian who was jailed for causing the death of a cyclist in a pavement row has been released on unconditional bail. Auriol Grey (left and right) is 'thrilled' to be back home and has been welcomed by'swarms' from loving neighbors and the opening of a supermarket store. In March last year, she was sentenced to three years in prison for waving vehemently (top right) at a former midwife (bottom right) who continued to slip into the path of an approaching vehicle that killed her. Polite and well spoken Grey told MailOnline today that she was now back home, but she refused to state how she felt or answer any questions, but that "No comment." Auriol is home, and it's so lovely to see her again,' her close friend Roman Ramsay, who collected her from prison, said.' We're so happy to have Auriol back home, and it's so nice to see her again.' She should not have been in jail in the first place.'

Tina Trahan, 53, of 'The Brady Bunch,' has paid $3.2 million for the Los Angeles home that served as the exterior of the Brady Bunch home on the famous television show. The home was sold for about 9 percent less than the seller, the television network HGTV, paid for it in 2018. She is the wife of former HBO chief executive Chris Albrecht and has a passion for historic homes as well as a fondness for the first TV show and the 1995 film. Nobody will live in the house, and her aim is to use the house for fundraising and charitable activities. Trahan likened it to a life-sized dollhouse.

The home on the famed series The Brady Bunch is back on the market, five years after HGTV purchased the house and redesigned it with retro authenticity. According to The Hollywood Reporter, HGTV sank a $3.5 million bid on the Studio City, California abode, doubling what the asking price was.

In his latest book, Renowned casting director Joel Thurm, left, claims he had sexual encounters with Rock Hudson, top right, and The Brady Bunch's Robert Reed, bottom right. Thurm, who is now 80, said he was ultimately dissatisfied with Hudson at the 1970s sex party, but the Pillow Talk star was understanding. He'll have more success years later when trying to calm Reed on the set of his television film The Boy in the Plastic Bubble, starring a young John Travolta.