The well-known 90s talk show host looks so different now that she’s hardly recognizable…

Her show was one of the first syndicated talk shows to incorporate audience participation, setting a precedent for future hosts like Oprah, whose show debuted three years after Sally’s.

Over 20 seasons, Raphael interviewed numerous celebrities, though she always stated that Audrey Hepburn was her favorite guest. “I was so awestruck, I could hardly ask a question.

Everything she did, I admired. Everything she had done in her life I found to be exemplary,” she told the Daily Mail.

Throughout her career and even in retirement, Raphael has maintained a distinctive look that makes her easily recognizable.

Do you remember watching Sally on TV? Share your memories in the comments.

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