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Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary on Oct. 7
The actors' blended family includes four children
They each have two children from previous marriages
Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen's blended family has been together for more than three decades.
The actors — who fell in love on the set of Pontiac Moon in 1993 and wed two years later in 1995 — celebrated their 31-year wedding anniversary on Oct. 7. The pair have attributed the longevity of their marriage to complete and total honesty.
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The actors' blended family includes four children
They each have two children from previous marriages
Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen's blended family has been together for more than three decades.
The actors — who fell in love on the set of Pontiac Moon in 1993 and wed two years later in 1995 — celebrated their 31-year wedding anniversary on Oct. 7. The pair have attributed the longevity of their marriage to complete and total honesty.
#danson #wedding #actors #family
2 hours ago
Long before the likes of Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner or Zendaya and Tom Holland were turning heads on the red carpet, there was Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen in the '90s.
The pair first met in 1983, but it would be 10 more years before they'd cross paths again and start dating. The lovebirds went on to get married in 1995, tying the knot on Martha's Vineyard on Oct. 7.
And while they always kept a low profile — a practice they continue today — when they stepped out for awards shows, galas and other high-profile events, Danson and Steenburgen made sure they did so in style.
As they celebrate their 31st wedding anniversary, see some of their most glamorous photos from the '90s below.
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The pair first met in 1983, but it would be 10 more years before they'd cross paths again and start dating. The lovebirds went on to get married in 1995, tying the knot on Martha's Vineyard on Oct. 7.
And while they always kept a low profile — a practice they continue today — when they stepped out for awards shows, galas and other high-profile events, Danson and Steenburgen made sure they did so in style.
As they celebrate their 31st wedding anniversary, see some of their most glamorous photos from the '90s below.
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#long #kylie #jenner
2 months ago
Katey Sagal is not letting age slow her down.
The Sons of Anarchy alum, 72, admitted during the Wednesday, August 5, episode of Ted Danson's Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast that she's still "very ***** ual."
"I'm at this age of my life and still into it," she laughed, leaving Danson, 78, visibly uneasy.
The Good Place actor admitted he's the "exact opposite." After 32 years of marriage to wife Mary Steenburgen, Danson explained that he's never been comfortable even hitting on women.
Mega
#admitted #still
The Sons of Anarchy alum, 72, admitted during the Wednesday, August 5, episode of Ted Danson's Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast that she's still "very ***** ual."
"I'm at this age of my life and still into it," she laughed, leaving Danson, 78, visibly uneasy.
The Good Place actor admitted he's the "exact opposite." After 32 years of marriage to wife Mary Steenburgen, Danson explained that he's never been comfortable even hitting on women.
Mega
#admitted #still
4 months ago
Henry Winkler reflected on going to a 'dark' place after starring as Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli on Happy Days
Winkler was worried he would never do anything 'as powerful' as he did playing the Fonz
Winkler ultimately pivoted to producing
Henry Winkler struggled after Happy Days ended in 1984.
Winkler, 80, appeared on the June 17 episode of Where Everybody Knows Your Name, hosted by Ted Danson. Winkler had found enormous fame thanks to his role as Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli on Happy Days, which aired for 11 seasons on ABC.
Winkler was worried he would never do anything 'as powerful' as he did playing the Fonz
Winkler ultimately pivoted to producing
Henry Winkler struggled after Happy Days ended in 1984.
Winkler, 80, appeared on the June 17 episode of Where Everybody Knows Your Name, hosted by Ted Danson. Winkler had found enormous fame thanks to his role as Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli on Happy Days, which aired for 11 seasons on ABC.
4 months ago
Ted Danson has revealed he will "apologise for the rest of (his) life" for doing a roast of Whoopi Goldberg in Blackface.
During an appearance on an episode of the podcast Who's With Me?, Danson expressed his enduring regret over the 1993 incident.
The Cheers actor had been romantically involved with Goldberg at the time, and took part in a private event at the New York Friars Club that included jokes about the couple's ***** life and racial slurs.
The roast sparked a backlash from the crowd attending, as well as New York City's first Black mayor, David N. ***** ins, and Danson remains horrified at his behaviour.
"I need to and want to apologise for the rest of my life because somebody today can go on the internet and go, 'What the f**k? Wow, I feel betrayed, I feel angry.' And I did that," the 78-year-old actor shared.
Danson went on to reveal that his romance with Goldberg had been fizzling out at the time, and he had attempted to remove himself from the roast. However, the star claimed he had to go ahead with the appearance because the Friars Club had "sold so many tickets".
During an appearance on an episode of the podcast Who's With Me?, Danson expressed his enduring regret over the 1993 incident.
The Cheers actor had been romantically involved with Goldberg at the time, and took part in a private event at the New York Friars Club that included jokes about the couple's ***** life and racial slurs.
The roast sparked a backlash from the crowd attending, as well as New York City's first Black mayor, David N. ***** ins, and Danson remains horrified at his behaviour.
"I need to and want to apologise for the rest of my life because somebody today can go on the internet and go, 'What the f**k? Wow, I feel betrayed, I feel angry.' And I did that," the 78-year-old actor shared.
Danson went on to reveal that his romance with Goldberg had been fizzling out at the time, and he had attempted to remove himself from the roast. However, the star claimed he had to go ahead with the appearance because the Friars Club had "sold so many tickets".
4 months ago
Ted Danson explained why he will 'apologize for the rest of my life' for his 1993 performance in blackface
Danson was roasting Whoopi Goldberg, who he was in a relationship with at the time
Danson said that though he had good intentions and wanted to comment on interracial relationships, his intentions did not matter
Ted Danson will always be sorry for his 1993 blackface performance.
Danson, 78, opened up about it on the June 3 episode of W. Kamau Bell's new podcast Who's with Me?, Bell, 53, said that before they started taping, he asked Danson if there was anything he didn't want to talk about, and he gave Danson “credit” for being okay talking about this.
Danson was roasting Whoopi Goldberg, who he was in a relationship with at the time
Danson said that though he had good intentions and wanted to comment on interracial relationships, his intentions did not matter
Ted Danson will always be sorry for his 1993 blackface performance.
Danson, 78, opened up about it on the June 3 episode of W. Kamau Bell's new podcast Who's with Me?, Bell, 53, said that before they started taping, he asked Danson if there was anything he didn't want to talk about, and he gave Danson “credit” for being okay talking about this.
