From action hero fame to a fresh chapter in Hollywood, Lee Majors and son Trey Kulley Majors share more than just a famous last name.
Lee Majors became a household name in the 1970s as the star of The Six Million Dollar Man, where he played the bionically enhanced Steve Austin—a role that made him a pop culture icon.
Known for his rugged good looks, athletic build, and all-American charm, Majors captivated television audiences with his mix of action, adventure, and heart.
Before his breakthrough role, Lee Majors had already built a solid TV career with shows like The Big Valley, but The Six Million Dollar Man cemented his place in television history. Over the decades, he continued to work steadily in film and television, appearing in series such as The Fall Guy, Raising Hope, and Ash vs Evil Dead. Off-screen, he became just as famous for his charisma and enduring appeal.
Trey Kulley Majors: Carrying the Majors Name Forward
In 1994, Lee Majors and Karen Velez welcomed their son, Trey Kulley Majors. Growing up as the child of a TV legend meant being surrounded by entertainment history, but Trey has largely carved his own path. Instead of following directly into acting early on, Trey pursued a career in modeling, where his striking looks and tall frame quickly gained attention.
Trey has appeared in fashion campaigns, editorial shoots, and on runways, showcasing a versatile style that blends classic Hollywood sophistication with a modern edge.
While he maintains a relatively private life compared to his father’s high-profile career, Trey occasionally makes public appearances alongside Lee Majors, giving fans a glimpse of the close bond they share.
