Lulu Roman, who came to fame as a comic actress on 'Hee Haw' in the 1960s and later devoted herself to gospel music, has died at 78.

Lulu Roman, the 'Hee Haw' personality who went from drug-using comedic go-go dancer to gospel singer, has died in Bellingham, Wash., at age 78.

Roman left the show after being arrested for drug possession, but returned after she reinvented herself as a singer and ...

Roman was raised in Dallas. Roman made her “Hee Haw” debut in June 1969 and last visited the country music-driven CBS comedy program in June 1993. She credited her friendship with former ...

No cause of death has been announced. Roman appeared in the first episode of “Hee Haw” in 1969 and would be featured in 158 episodes of the country music comedy-themed variety show until 1992.

Lulu Roman, who found fame as a comedic actress and singer on the TV series “Hee Haw” over a run that lasted from 1969 till 1993, died Wednesday at age 78. No cause of death was immediately ...

She had moved there to be with him seven months ago. No cause of death has been determined. Roman appeared on the first episode of CBS' Hee Haw in June 1969 and on the last one, with the show in ...

Roman explained in a 2024 interview that she was a "screamin' crazy" comic performer in Dallas strip clubs when "Hee Haw" was cast in 1969. She was born Bertha Louise Hable in Dallas in 1946 at a ...

The PR company said Lulu’s big break came when she joined the cast of “Hee Haw” in 1969, where her comedic timing, infectious laughter, and powerful singing voice made her a fan favorite.