Who are you to judge her morals?
Who are you to question my judgement of her morals? God set a standard for morality, not me. He says that one is to marry for life unless infidelity is concerned. I'm not sure about the Lee Majors situation, but I believe the other one had been married and probably not scripturally divorced. Nevertheless, I'm not going to hold her up as a shining example to all young women.
Per God's standards, my understanding is that any of us can use that as a measure of morality. I wasn't ugly or vicious about it, just made the comment that indicated I didn't believe her morals were up to Biblical standard. In light of that explanation and also including the fact that in this nation (for a short period of time remaining anyway), we all have a right to freedom of speech here in this anonymous forum. If you don't like what I write, then don't read it. And, better yet, don't comment on MY comment...make your own about her life.
The pesky thing about morals is that many of them are demonstrated in public, affecting the morale of others. She professed Catholicism, yet had a long string of liaisons and never married the father of her child. She was arrested several times for shoplifting and trespassing. She posed for Playboy. One of her boyfriends was they type of man who beat her severely (she was hospitalized) after she attacked his car with a baseball bat. The relationship with Ryan O'Neal was notoriously stormy as well. These are not judgments per se, but they are public facts that have saddened many of her fans. I think most people here wished better for her.