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Ann-Margret, Bye Bye Birdie Star and '60s Dance Icon, Makes Rare Public Appearance at 84

Ann-Margret, the 84-year-old actress who starred in 1963's Bye Bye Birdie alongside Dick Van Dyke, attended Project Angel Food's Lead With Love televised fundraising event in Los Angeles on June 28. 

The Bye Bye Birdie star, who has largely remained out of the spotlight in recent years, stepped out at Project Angel Food's Lead With Love fundraiser in Los Angeles June 28.

Ann-Margaret, 84, was all smiles on the red carpet, where she wore a long sleeve black tunic, black leggings and knee high patterned black boots. She paired the look with a silver cross necklace, styling her strawberry blonde hair with curtain bangs.

‘Bye Bye Birdie’ star Ann-Margret, 84, makes rare TV appearance — and reveals the secret to her iconic dance moves

The 84-year-old “Bye Bye Birdie” actress made a rare public appearance at Project Angel Food’s Lead With Love fund-raiser in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Ann-Margret wore a black long-sleeved top, matching leggings and knee-high patterned black boots as she posed for photos on the red carpet.

At one point during the televised event that raised funds for Los Angeles fire victims, Ann-Margret had a moment with “Will & Grace” actor Eric McCormack where he asked her about her 1960s dance moves that “captivated the world.”

“They called you the female Elvis,” McCormack, 62, said. “You changed how a generation hit the dance floor. And now you’re a TikTok sensation.”

Ann-Margret's appearance at 84 sparks reaction as '60s icon makes very rare public showing

Ann-Margret may have put her career on the back burner in recent years, but when it comes down to it, she still has that same flair and vitality!

The screen icon, now 84, surprised fans earlier this week with one of her first TV appearances in a while, making a special appearance at the Lead with Love 6 telethon on KTLA 5 benefiting Project Angel Food.

The Hollywood legend wasn't the only star who made an appearance either, with others like Jamie Lee Curtis, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Annie Lennox, Matt Bomer, and many more also joining in. Eric McCormack hosted the telethon, joined by comedian Loni Love and Drag Race winner Bianca Del Rio. Scroll below to see a clip!

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