Shelley Fabares, the actress known for roles on “The Donna Reed Show,” “One Day at a Time,” and “Coach,” has died. Multiple outlets report that she was 82. Coverage also highlights her recording career, including the Billboard Hot 100 hit “Johnny Angel.”

Her death is reported to have occurred in Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles Times, and other outlets describe her as a longtime television fixture. The New York Times notes that she also appeared in Elvis Presley films and that “Johnny Angel” reached No. 1 in 1962, though some sources focus more heavily on her TV work. The balance of reporting emphasizes her career span from early teen performances to later sitcom roles, with limited attention across outlets to personal details.

Overall, sources align on her age, key television credits, and the significance of “Johnny Angel,” while differing mainly in which aspects of her film and music career they foreground. One outlet explicitly reports the cause of death, while others focus on her legacy and major roles.