Lynda Carter Reflects On Life, Love, And Lessons Learned

Let me tell you a story about an iconic figure who’s more than just a superhero on screen. Lynda Carter, best known as Wonder Woman, opened up in a heartfelt interview with Closer Weekly about the advice she’d give her younger self. It’s not just about fame or glory—it’s about life, love, and learning from mistakes. And let me tell you, her words are something we can all learn from.

Marriage Lessons from a Legend

“Don’t marry the first person that proposes to you!” That’s the advice Lynda shared, reflecting on her early years. Her first marriage to producer Ron Samuels, which only lasted from 1977 to 1982, taught her some tough lessons. “He was a lot older, and I was just young and naive,” she explained. It’s a powerful reminder that sometimes, rushing into things can lead to heartache, but those experiences shape who we become.

Here’s Lynda with her husband and their two kids. This picture says it all—love, family, and happiness.

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A Happy Marriage Built on Laughter

Fast forward to today, and Lynda, now 66, has found her happily ever after with lawyer Robert Altman. They’ve been married since 1984, and she couldn’t be happier. “He makes me laugh,” she told Closer. “When I get into my little world of worries, he brings me back down to earth.” That kind of connection is rare, and it’s clear that their bond is strong. Lynda’s brought that same sense of joy into raising their two children.

Daughter Jessica’s Perspective

“Everyone sees her as so regal, glamorous, and beautiful,” daughter Jessica Altman, 27, shared with Closer. But according to Jessica, there’s more to her mom than meets the eye. “She’s the goofiest, silliest human being I’ve ever met in my entire life.” It’s a testament to Lynda’s ability to balance her public persona with a down-to-earth personality that keeps things fun at home.

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