Erin Murphy, beloved as Tabitha Stephens from the ’60s hit Bewitched, walked away from Hollywood by choice. After appearing in over 100 episodes, she traded the spotlight for motherhood, raising six sons — one diagnosed with autism. “I walked away before the business kicked me out,” she once said.
Her focus shifted to advocacy, volunteering, and supporting causes close to her heart. When her son Parker was diagnosed, she embraced surf therapy sessions to help him gain confidence. “It’s changed his life,” she shared, describing the joy of seeing him thrive outside clinical settings.
Murphy believes in giving back, using public appearances to highlight meaningful issues rather than fame. She encourages parents to nurture their children’s passions instead of controlling their paths. Her life reflects resilience, gratitude, and purpose beyond television.
From a beach home with her dream car to Sundays spent in the surf, Murphy’s story is about priorities. She proves success isn’t just about career — it’s about living fully, loving deeply, and making a difference.
