- As a young girl growing up near Warsaw, she was orphaned when her parents were killed by the Nazis after the Invasion of Poland. Sent to Isreal, she resides in a series of orphanages before ending up in a kibbutz, Ein Gev.
- In Doris Wishman's films, Morgan's lines were re-dubbed because of her Polish accent.
- Her second husband, Dick Stello, was an umpire in the National League of professional baseball. He was killed in a freak accident when he was standing between two parked cars and a third car hit one of the parked cars, crushing him.
- Her last performance as a stripper was in Houston, Texas on the first night of the Persian Gulf War (1991). Since her retirement, she has resided in Tampa Bay, Florida.
- Has two daughters: Eva Wilczkowski and Lila Wilczowski. Her elder daughter was also killed in a traffic accident.
- Largest natural bust measurement on record for a film star according to the 1988 edition of Guinness Movie Facts & Feats.
- "All my clothes are custom-made in New Jersey. It costs a fortune to fit me. My bras are 32KK. They are called Command Performance and are made by a Texas firm that uses lots of underwire. They cost $60 each, and after a couple of washings, they fall apart," she said in an interview with the Rialto Report podcast.
- She never stripped below the waist, and in traditional burlesque fashion, valued the tease as much as the strip. She was occasionally arrested, allegedly for letting men near the stage touch the tops of her breasts to verify that they were real.
- According to an interview she gave to the University of South Florida Libraries Oral History Program, her name at birth was Sarah Wajc.
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