The multi-talented performer, who is also known as a triple threat, is still living in the same house in Los Angeles that she and Smith bought in 1968, and she has nothing but positive things to say about their marriage.

She was reportedly quoted as saying, “When I look back on my life, the one thing of which I am the proudest is my marriage.” Ann-Margret was thankful for the time she spent with Smith since it contributed to her happiness in her relationship with the actor. According to her account, the two of them had expressed a desire for their marriage to be successful, and it ultimately did.

Ann-Margret is a skilled actress who has a long list of credits to her name; nonetheless, she does not consider these accomplishments to be her proudest. Ann-Margret is under the impression that the honor is due to the fact that she was married to the late Roger Smith, with whom she remained together until his passing.

The two individuals shared their nocturnal activities and never strayed too far from one another during their waking hours. That is the level of love that they had for one another.

Even though they did not have any children of their own, it was still quite successful. Ann-Margret made several attempts to have a child with her husband, but the pregnancy never materialized despite these efforts.

She tried for thirteen years, going so far as to use a fertility pump and a device that injected her with a hormone that was meant to help stimulate ovulation. She was unsuccessful.

She tried everything, but in the end, she decided that the only option left was to accept the role of stepmom to his three children. Despite the fact that she once referred to herself as the “wicked stepmother of the west,” Ann-Margret was a wonderful mother to her children.

Ann-Margret was born in 1941 in Sweden, where she grew up in a little town of around 160 people with her parents and siblings. She had already begun exhibiting indications of fame at the age of 6 since she adored singing and dancing, but it was not until after her family relocated to the United States following the end of the second world war that she had an opportunity to flourish as an artist.