‘Power Rangers” Amy Jo Johnson Shares Rare Throwback Photo with Late Costar Jason David Frank

Amy Jo Johnson is remembering fun times with a late friend.

The actress — known for her role as Kimberly Hart, the Pink Ranger on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers — took to Instagram on Monday, June 16, sharing a photo she received from a fan at the Niagara Falls Comic Con earlier this month.

The photo shows Johnson, now 54, smiling besides her late costar, Jason David Frank. In the caption, she wrote, “💕 thank you to whoever it was who gave me this photo at Niagara. 💕 miss this guy, as we all do. 🦋.”

Fans in the comments shared their love for the relationship between Johnson’s Kimberly and Frank’s character, Tommy Oliver.

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Johnson shared some heartfelt memories in an emotional Instagram Live in November 2022, following the news of Frank’s death at 49 by suicide.

“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 said through tears.

“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 continued, “He was such a force and such a bright, bright, crazy, wild, funny light. I just can’t even believe it. My head hurts so bad.”

Before wrapping up the Instagram Live with one final song, Johnson spoke about the importance of seeking help if you need it.

“Anybody who is out there who is feeling depressed and like there’s no hope, just know that that’s not the way and there is help and you do have a community here,” she said. “Just reach out. Reach out for help if you are feeling like that. F—. It f—— sucks. Sorry for the swearing, but it really f—— sucks. Sorry.”

“I know how much you all meant to Jason, and it sucks,” she added at the end of her session. “But we’re all going to be okay.”

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