Elizabeth Montgomery

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Elizabeth Montgomery’s personal life was marked by several significant relationships. In 1954, she married Frederick Gallatin Cammann, a New York City socialite, but the union ended in divorce less than a year later. From 1956 to 1963, she was married to Academy Award–winning actor Gig Young. Later in 1963, she wed director-producer William Asher, with whom she had three children: William, Robert, and Rebecca. Notably, her pregnancies with Robert and Rebecca were written into *Bewitched*, reflecting Samantha’s expanding family on-screen.

During the show’s eighth and final season, Montgomery fell in love with director Richard Michaels. Their affair contributed to the dissolution of both of their respective marriages and coincided with the conclusion of *Bewitched*. After filming wrapped in 1972, Montgomery and Michaels moved in together; their relationship endured for two and a half years. Montgomery and Asher officially divorced in 1973.

She later shared her life with actor Robert Foxworth for nearly two decades before marrying him on January 28, 1993. They remained together until her death in 1995. According to author Herbie J Pilato, during her long-term relationship with Foxworth—before their marriage—Montgomery also had an affair with actor Alexander Godunov. Intriguingly, Godunov was discovered deceased on May 18, 1995, the same day Montgomery passed away, though it is believed he had died several days earlier.

Throughout *Bewitched*’s run, the fictional setting often nodded to Patterson, New York—a real town in Putnam County that held deep personal significance for Montgomery. It was the location of the family homestead where she spent childhood summers, and in her later years, her mother resided in the family farmhouse on Cushman Road.