Spun out of NBC's other wildly popular series "Diff'rent Strokes," "The Facts of Life" followed the goings-on at a girl's ...

The Facts of Life has been off the air since 1988, and while some of the sitcom's cast have moved on to other projects, a few of them have died. advertisement. ScreenRant.

'The Facts of Life,' a spin-off series of 'Diff'rent Strokes,' premiered in 1979. Here's what the women of Eastland School have been up to since the beloved sitcom ended in 1988.

During her run on “The Facts of Life,” Lisa simultaneously pursued a singing career, putting out a Christian music album in 1984. After the show, however, she turned to the speaker’s circuit ...

"Facts of Life" is celebrating its 44th anniversary. The show followed four girls attending the Eastland School, and their relationship with their dorm mother, Mrs. Garrett (Charlotte Rae).

After The Facts of Life ended, Fields took time off to go to college, but she would return to TV in the '90s, making appearances on Martin and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and starring in Living ...

Greed of life. Mindy Cohn called one of her “Facts of Life” co-stars a “greedy bitch” while blaming the unnamed actor for sabotaging a revival of the popular ’80s sitcom.

Geri Jewell on “The Facts of Life” in 1982. NBCUniversal via Getty Images. While her “Facts of Life” days are behind her, she’s still tight with one cast member.

"The Facts of Life" starred Cohn alongside Lisa Whelchel, Kim Fields and Nancy McKeon. When "Jeff Lewis Live" guest Michael Hitchcock quipped that Cohn's co-star was "greedy," she emphatically agreed.

John Lawlor, who starred in the first season of "The Facts of Life," a "Different Stokes" spinoff, died Feb. 13 at a hospice care facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico, according to an official ...