70s Screen Legend Turns Heads While Walking Her Dogs

Court documents revealed that Grant’s annual income in 1967 was roughly $500,000, with a personal fortune exceeding $10 million—a stark illustration of the power dynamics that complicated their relationship.

Walking Away and Reclaiming Herself

Leaving Grant was not easy. “I couldn’t breathe in that atmosphere anymore,” Cannon confessed. Yet, despite the heartbreak, her love for him remained genuine and selfless:

“I didn’t really want anything from him. I just loved him. There was no agenda there.”

Over time, Cannon came to view her experience with Grant through a lens of gratitude rather than resentment. “There are some happy memories with Cary. I’m grateful for the experience.

It’s brought me to be the woman I am today,” she explained. Their divorce, while painful, allowed her to embark on a long journey of self-discovery, empowerment, and renewed purpose.

A Mother’s Greatest Gift

From the marriage came Cannon’s most cherished blessing: her daughter, Jennifer, born in 1966—Cary Grant’s only child. Even after Cannon and Grant separated, their shared devotion to Jennifer remained a stabilizing force in both of their lives.Continue reading…