Fawcett's longtime friend and "Charlie's Angels" co-star Jaclyn Smith sat down with "Extra's" Terri Seymour on Tuesday, just a day after she broke down outside court.

Smith explained why she went to court. "I wanted to support Ryan. I wanted to support Redmond and in doing that, I'm supporting Farrah, because as her friend I feel I know what she would want."

The actress continued, saying the painting in question does belong with O'Neal. "Over the years that has always been Ryan's painting, so I feel somewhere, why, how, the truth got lost. It's sad because Farrah's not here to set us all straight. It's only people close to her, and when two people are fighting against one another, somehow you know the truth gets diffused and lost in the shuffle, but those who love her and feel her presence know where that painting should be and it should live in the home of Ryan O'Neal."

Smith also said Fawcett would find humor in this court case if she were here. "She was funny. She was always making you laugh even after her illness. She would probably say, 'Here they are fighting for this painting. I should've made that clearer in that living will.'"

Jaclyn teared up again, talking about seeing Fawcett's son, Redmond. "It was like seeing Farrah� I gave him a big hug and he's adorable and he looks great. That's just what Farrah would want to see, what she would love and that was beautiful� There's tears of joy, I was just saying, 'Gosh, Farrah, I know you are here and I know you are seeing him and he's amazing.'"