Together, Fonda and Hayden — along with a young Troy and Fonda's daughter, Vanessa — traveled the country, championing civil rights and antiwar causes, and they founded the Indochina Peace Campaign. Fonda also made a slightly controversial visit to North Vietnam and Hanoi in 1972.
The couple eventually settled down in Santa Monica and even opened a summer camp for disadvantaged kids on a ranch in Santa Barbara, CA. It was there that the couple met Mary Luana Williams (known as Lulu), the daughter of Black Panther members. In 1982, they invited 14-year-old Lulu to live with them and adopted her, per Huffington Post.
Despite their happy blended family, the pair got divorced in June 1990. Troy is now a famous actor himself, with roles in "Soldier's Girl," "Bandits," the Barbershop films, and "Ballers." Hayden died in 2016 at the age of 76, per USA Today.
