Fact-Checking Charles Donald Fegert: Career, Net Worth, and His Real Story Beyond Hollywood

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Q1: Did Charles Donald Fegert own the Chicago Sun-Times?

A1: No. Fegert was a high-level advertising executive and sales director, not the newspaper’s owner or principal publisher. The publication was owned during that era by Field Enterprises.

Q2: Did Barbara Eden and Charles Fegert have children together?

A2: No. They had no children together during their five-year marriage. Eden had one son, Matthew Ansara, from her previous marriage to Michael Ansara, while Fegert had children from his previous relationship.

Q3: What happened to Charles Donald Fegert after the divorce?

A3: Following their 1982 divorce, Fegert returned entirely to private commercial life, worked in advertising and media sales consulting, avoided public media appearances, and lived quietly until his passing in 2014.

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