Ann-Margret, the celebrated Swedish-American actress, is admired not only for her dazzling career but also for her enduring love

story with her husband, Roger Smith. While her name was once linked with stars like Elvis Presley and Eddie Fisher, it was Roger

who captured her heart. The two married in 1967, beginning a union built on respect, devotion, and resilience that lasted until his passing.

Roger played a pivotal role in Ann-Margret’s life and career. As her manager, he guided her away from being typecast, encouraging

her to pursue complex roles like her acclaimed performance in Carnal Knowledge. To champion her talent,

he set aside his own acting ambitions, ensuring she had the space and support to flourish. Their partnership

was founded on teamwork and trust, making them one of Hollywood’s most admired couples.

The pair faced challenges—Ann-Margret’s personal struggles and Roger’s long battle with health issues—but rather

than weaken them, these trials deepened their bond. Although they had no children, their life was rich with loyalty and love.

Ann-Margret often said she was most proud of her marriage, a partnership that endured with grace.

Their story remains a timeless reminder that true love can withstand every challenge.