Lucille Ball at the 1952 Oscars | I Love Lucy Was Never just a title

240K views · 9K reactions | On this day in 1953, “I Love Lucy”...

1.9M views · 91K reactions | Just days before Lucille Ball was honored at the Kennedy Center in 1986, her former husband and I Love Lucy co-star Desi Arnaz passed away. The day before his death, they exchanged one final “I love you.” At the ceremony, Arnaz’s message was read aloud: “Lucy was the show… P.S. I Love Lucy was never just a title.” His words became a final, heartfelt farewell — a love letter that still echoes through television history. | Did You Catch This? | Facebook

Lucille Ball and Maureen O'Hara in Dance, Girl, Dance (1940). ——— Lucille Ball and Maureen O'Hara became inseparable friends while shooting this film, and remained lifelong friends until Ball's death in 1989. O'Hara was having lunch with her when Lucy first saw her future husband Desi Arnaz. | I Love Lucy Was Never just a title

1.5M views · 16K reactions | Lucille Ball ushered in a new era of opportunity for funny women on TV when “I Love Lucy” first aired on television, 71 years ago today. Nicole Kidman embodied her flawlessly in Being the Ricardos. ❤️ | Prime Video | Facebook

174K views · 9.5K reactions | Lucille Ball dances the “Charleston” with life-long friend Ginger Rogers and Lucy’s daughter Lucie Arnaz on the ‘Ginger Rodgers Goes to Tea’ episode of Here’s Lucy. From season four, 1971. | Vintage Everyday | Facebook