Cheryl Ladd treasures 'yakking' sessions of late Farrah Fawcett

Charlie's Angels artist Cheryl Ladd shares her cherished keepsakes regarding late Farrah Fawcett.

The 74-year-old actress, during a conversation with PEOPLE recalled her initial days at the set of the action drama season 2.

For the unversed, the veteran star joined the cast as Kris Munroe in 1977. At the show's 50th anniversary celebration at PaleyFest in Los Angeles she was asked if Fawcett gave her any advice.

To which the cancer survivor replied “No, she didn't,” adding, "she was very sweet, very nice. We had several nice roles together and time together. She was lovely.”

She went on to note her presence was “warm and friendly," however she revealed that the deceased was often busy "yakking" with the other actors "because they were friends."

Fawcett passed away at the age of 62, due to anal cancer. Notably, Cheryl reprised her role till season 5.

Cheryl in a latest discussion to Woman's World, voiced an “interesting" fact that men, both "in the press and in general," were "intimidated" by the show when it first aired.

"They had to put it down in some way," she marked. Adding, "I mean, okay, we were young women who wore bathing suits and that was part of the draw, but they missed the whole other part." 

"The part of empowered and highly intelligent women. Women who had to act on their feet and make quick decisions and look after each other."