Willie Aames
| Born | July 15, 1960 |
| Hometown | Newport Beach, California, United States |
| Net worth | $100 thousand |
| Height | 5'6" (1.68m) |
| Spouse | Winnie Hung, Maylo McCaslin, Vicki Weatherman |
| Children | Harleigh Upton, Christopher Aames |
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‘Eight is Enough’ Actor Willie Aames, Natalie Grace Topline ‘Armageddon Road’ Dark Comedy (Exclusive)
- Willie Aames, best known for his teen actor roles in Eight is Enough and Charles in Charge, is set to star alongside Natalie Grace in the dark comedy Armageddon Road. The indie, written, directed and produced by Karen Lam, is shooting in British Columbia. Set in Las Vegas in 1976, Armageddon Road follows a hapless …
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Willie Aames pays tribute to Eight Is Enough costar Adam Rich: 'My only little brother'
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Adam Rich, Eight Is Enough Family’s Youngest Son, Dead at 54
Adam Rich, an actor best known for starring in the ABC dramedy Eight Is Enough, died Saturday. He was 54 years old. Family members confirmed the news to TMZ, but did not reveal a cause of death. The actor was reportedly found dead at his home, though foul play is not suspected. Rich played Nicholas Bradford, …
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Former ‘Eight Is Enough’ Child Star Adam Rich Dead at 54: Report
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How Eight Is Enough Star Willie Aames Found True Love with a Former Fan: 'It Was Meant To Be'
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“Abandonment was not the issue,” says former child actor Paul Petersen about Erin Moran, the troubled <em>Happy Days</em> actress who died at 56 yesterday. “Don’t doubt for a moment that we tried.” In a lengthy message posted this morning on the Facebook page of A Minor Consideration, the non-profit organization dedicated to the legal and human rights of juvenile…
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Battle of the Network Stars Reboot Eyed at ABC — But Who Would Compete?
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How Willie Aames Went From Teen Heartthrob To Cruise Ship Director (VIDEO)
"Eight Is Enough" star Willie Aames was just 15 years old when he became one of TV's biggest teen idols. But after battling addiction, the former '70s child star found himself struggling to find a job and sleeping on the streets. Today, Aames says he's in his second act after taking on a surprising new career in 2010: cruise ship director for Oceania. As he plans the ship's activities and mingles with shuffle-board playing guests, he takes "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" cameras on board to show wh
