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Florence Henderson of The Brady Bunch dies aged 82
Florence Henderson, who became famous playing Carol Brady in television's iconic series The Brady Bunch, has died aged 82.
Sarah Thomas is an entertainment writer for Fairfax Media. Sarah has been working for Fairfax since 2006, writing about movies, music and general entertainment.
Florence Henderson, who became famous playing Carol Brady in television's iconic series The Brady Bunch, has died aged 82.
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