Who was Bobby Sherman? Teen heartthrob who passed away at 81, here are 7 surprising facts about 60s singer

Bobby Sherman got famous as an actor on Here Come the Brides before becoming a popular singer. The show’s popularity made him an overnight crush and led to his unexpected music career.

During his peak, Bobby was on every teen magazine cover. With hits like Little Woman and Julie and Do Ya Love Me, he was as big as any pop star of his time and loved by many teens at that time.

In a rare move, Bobby left showbiz to serve the public. He became an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and trained LAPD officers. He was named LAPD’s Reserve Officer of the Year in 1999. 

Between 1969 and 1970, Bobby had four smash hits on the Billboard Hot 100. Songs like La La La and Easy Come, Easy Go made him a record breaking sensation almost overnight.

Bobby stayed away from parties and kept a low profile, focusing on family and real-life purpose behind the scenes.

Bobby's wife Brigette Sherman described him as brave, kind, and funny till the end. Her heartfelt tribute called him her “Prince Charming”.

Diagnosed with stage 4 cancer months ago, Bobby passed away quietly at home. His wife read him fan letters in his final days.