Amy Jo Johnson, Known as the Pink Power Ranger, Is a Natural Beauty at 55

Amy Jo Johnson rose to stardom as Kimberly Hart on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and had a successful career in the years that followed. However, the brunette beauty seems to be thriving in 2026.

Johnson, 55, skyrocketed to fame as the Pink Ranger in the legendary series, which captivated youth from around the globe. After leaving the series, she made waves alongside Keri Russell on Felicity, and starred on the Canadian series Flashpoint. Also a successful musician, Johnson was back on TV in 2014 with a recurring role on Covert Affairs.

Back in 2026, Johnson is thriving and looks better than ever. In several new photos from her Instagram page, the beauty enjoys everything from a trip to Spain to a writer’s retreat. While the ’90s must have felt like she was living under constant surveillance from the public, it’s great to see Johnson living a full life in the present day.

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How Did Johnson Remember Her Late Co-star, Jason David Frank?

Last year, Johnson took to Instagram to share a sweet photo she received from a fan at the Niagara Falls Comic Con earlier that month. The picture showed her and her former Power Rangers co-star, Jason David Frank, who died in November 2022 by suicide at age 49.

💕 thank you to whoever it was who gave me this photo at Niagara. 💕 miss this guy, as we all do. 🦋,” Johnson captioned the photo.

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The moment wasn’t the first time Johnson spoke out to honor Frank’s memory. Following his death in 2002, Johnson went on Instagram Live and shared several touching memories of her late friend.

“I just came on here because I was feeling really sad and really it’s really hitting home today what had happened and that he’s gone,” Johnson shared while crying, PEOPLE reported. “I don’t know. I just thought of all of you guys because I know how much you all meant to him and how much you guys are probably in the same amount of pain and so sad.”

She went on to call Frank “such a force and such a bright, bright, crazy, wild, funny light. I just can’t even believe it. My head hurts so bad.”

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