Lynda Carter

Known for winning our hearts as TV’s Wonder Woman, Emmy winner Lynda Carter remains a fierce advocate for social justice, a renowned singer-songwriter who has performed to sold-out crowds around the world, and a celebrated actress with fans clamoring for reprisal of roles. Recognized by the Washington Post on their list of the “best superhero performances of all time,” Carter was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Carter supports several nonprofit organizations and causes, working closely with City of Hope and TGen to research new drug therapies for myelofibrosis patients, as well as serving on the advisory board of the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum. In addition, she supports the Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation, The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement, The Coelho Center for Disability Law, Policy and Innovation, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, and GLAAD.

Carter is a recovering alcoholic and speaks to being grateful for overcoming the addiction and being sober for over two decades.

As an active participant in the DC Universe, Carter had a recurring role in the television series "Supergirl" from 2016-2018. She reprised her original role in the film "Super Troopers 2"; made a cameo appearance in the 2020 film "Wonder Woman 1984"; and appeared in the feature film "The Cleaner" with Luke Wilson in 2021. Carter, who released new music, including the songs "Rise Up," "Letters From Earth" and "Pink Slip Lollipop," in 2023 and 2024, has also showcased her voice on the massively popular video game series "Skyrim," "The Elder Scrolls," and "Fallout." She has produced and starred in five Emmy-nominated variety specials on CBS.

Carter’s dynamic social media presence receives regular press coverage from outlets such as "Good Morning America," Wall Street Journal, The A.V. Club, Entertainment Weekly, The Guardian, and "TODAY."

Carter has two children, James Altman, Executive Producer of "Fallout," and singer/songwriter Jessica Carter Altman. Her late husband, Robert Altman, continues to be an inspiration for her music.