- The star of yore, Susan Olsen, known for her role in ‘The House of Brady,’ uncovers the reality shrouded by rumors of an affair in her television kin.
- The legendary tale, whispered for many years, implicates her on-screen mother, Carol Brady, and brother, Greg Brady, in a clandestine relationship.
- Olsen, despite her age of sixty-one, resolutely challenges these whispers, expressing her disdain.
- The actors’ bond is explained as that of innocent affection and mutual admiration, nothing more.
- Florence Henderson, who had been the on-screen mother and passed away in 2016, had earlier shared her account of a sweet yet innocuous outing, further invalidating the rumors.
In the world of flickering images, it has been whispered for a time that certain members of the illustrious kin of ‘The House of Brady,’ were entwined in an amorous affair. The celestial nymph of old, Susan Olsen, known to all as Cindy Brady, has brought forth the verity of this tale, dispelling the mist of falsehoods.
Our former child-star, now graced with the wisdom of sixty-one winters, repelled with vigor the whispers that spoke of her fictive mother, fair Carol Brady, and her brother, valiant Greg Brady, engaged in unsanctioned love. She declared with great candor, “I find no joy in the whisperings of Florence Henderson and Barry Williams entangled in a clandestine affair.”
In the telling of this tale, Susan sought to elucidate the true nature of their camaraderie. “Barry held a tenderness for her. She, ever gracious, indulged his affections. He was allowed to honor her on her day of birth. It was an innocent affair. She, being of motherly nature, would engage in no deeds that weren’t pure.”
Continuing her narration, she who retired from the realm of shining lights at twenty-three winters, added, “I find the implications distasteful, suggesting that an impropriety occurred between them. There was no such occurrence, only mutual respect and affection.”
Fair Florence, who found her rest in the winter of 2016, had herself once given voice to the tale of the birthday outing. She shared her story in the year of 1991, “His heart was tender for me. He sought my company on a date, a memory I hold dear. He, being too young to command a chariot, was escorted by his elder sibling to my dwelling. I then led us to the grand Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, to be serenaded by a crooner. It warmed my heart to see Barry ensure our comfort.”
“After the performance, his brother returned to escort him home. His tenderness for me was quite earnest, and so I never dismissed his affections. I held him in my affections too, yet I was not akin to the likes of Cher among the television mothers.”
Thus, Susan Olsen, the star of our tale, shone a light on these whispered rumors, painting a picture of innocent affection and mutual respect, dispelling the clouds of innuendo that had long hung over ‘The House of Brady.’
