When “The Brady Bunch” ended in 1974, McCormick was no longer simply an actress looking for her next role.
To much of America, she was still Marcia.
McCormick’s personal life subsequently became increasingly troubled.
She has spoken candidly over the years about drug use during her young adulthood and how addiction interfered with both her personal life and acting career.
Opportunities came along, but she wasn’t always capable of taking advantage of them.
Her carefully maintained television image and her private reality had moved in opposite directions.
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In her 2008 memoir, “Here’s the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice,” McCormick publicly confronted much of the difficult history that had remained hidden behind her famous character.
Her revelations were sometimes painful.
McCormick disclosed that she had three abortions while still very young, later reflecting on how recklessly she had been living at the time.Plan Family Trips
