Stacey Winkler reflected on the lie she thinks her husband Henry most often tells
Stacey said that Henry often pads his numbers when fly fishing
Henry, who has been married to Stacey for 48 years, was shocked by the accusation
Henry Winkler and his wife Stacey got into a playful argument.
Henry, 80, and Stacey, 78, appeared on an episode of In Depth with Graham Bensinger that appeared on Patreon on Sept. 9. In a clip of the interview shared to Instagram, Bensinger wrote over the footage, "Henry Winkler's wife calls out his biggest lie."

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Tommy Winkler and his wife Jess are expecting their first baby, due at the end of February
The couple, who married in June, shared the news with family and friends shortly after finding out in June
Jess has faced a challenging first trimester but says Tommy has been supportive and excited about becoming a father
Tommy Winkler and his wife Jess are going to be parents!
The TikToker, who is known as "The Food Guy" online, is expecting his first baby with his wife Jess, sharing the news exclusively with PEOPLE. The couple, who tied the knot in June, will welcome their baby at the end of February and found out they were expecting just a day after Tommy's birthday.

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Henry Winkler is "still working on his perspective" about his relationship with Tom Hanks.
Winkler, 80, gained notoriety for playing Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli on Happy Days, and first crossed paths with Hanks when the now-70-year-old actor landed a guest star role in a 1982 episode of the sitcom.
Hanks went on to star in movies and the pair briefly reunited in 1989 when Winkler signed on to direct Turner & Hooch, only to leave the project soon after due to on-set disagreements.
In September 2026, Winkler talked about his experience working on the movie and his ongoing tension with Hanks on In Depth With Graham Bensinger.
He explained that he worked with Hanks "before he was a movie star," but hinted that he wasn't sure what went wrong with their relationship, as years later, the actor did not seem interested in reuniting.

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Henry Winkler has always been the coolest, but now he's got seven devoted fans who can confirm that fact: His adoring grandchildren.
Winkler has seven grandchildren from his three kids, Jed, Zoe and Max. Speaking to PEOPLE at the This Is About Humanity event on Aug. 30, the actor revealed the advice he hopes to instill in his grandkids.
"There are lessons, like no matter how you learn, it has nothing to do with how brilliant you are," he said. "If they have a learning challenge, if school is difficult, if they're trying something and it's hard, that tenacity and gratitude are two of the roads to live your life down."
Ahead, see some of the cutest grandpa moments the Happy Days actor has shared of his grandkids.
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Henry Winkler reflected on his challenging journey with dyslexia, which was made worse by his parents' lack of understanding and support
Winkler's parents were very critical of him and called him a failure, the actor recalled
"I was blamed for being the way I was, on purpose," Winkler said
Henry Winkler is reflecting on the complicated relationships between himself, his parents and his dyslexia.
The Happy Days star, 80, opened up to Graham Bensinger on his In Depth podcast on Sept. 9 and recalled moments in his journey with dyslexia that were exacerbated by his parents' harsh reactions and lack of support.

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Henry Winkler is opening up about his decades-long feud with Tom Hanks, admitting he is still processing what went wrong while leaving the door open for a potential reconciliation.
Speaking on "In Depth With Graham Bensinger," the Emmy-winning actor revisited the turning point in their relationship: his high-profile firing as director of the 1989 comedy "Turner & Hooch," which starred Hanks, now 70.
Winkler recalled that he felt unsuited to direct the movie from the start but accepted the job after a Paramount executive handpicked him. His overzealousness and early insecurity quickly backfired once he got on set.
"I went completely against my tummy, and it hit me in the face with a 2-by-4," Winkler said. "I now meet the puppies, and I meet with Tom [Hanks] ... and I, at that time being insecure, I talked too much and I gave them direction. I [did] what I thought was my job, and I wanted to do it over again and apparently that p**ed them off."
The job lasted less than two weeks. Studio executive Jeffrey Katzenberg called Winkler into his office to tell him his work was not showing up in the daily footage.

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Kim Kardashian made a sizable donation to charity over the weekend.
The Kardashians star, 45, attended This Is About Humanity's 8th Annual Soiree on Saturday, August 29, in Hollywood — and sources told Just Jared that she offered up a $50,000 contribution.
The mother of four is friends with one of the organization's founders, Henry Winkler's daughter Zoe Winkler Reinis, so Kardashian posed with Reinis and Winkler at the event to show her support.
Founded in 2018 by Reinis, Elsa Marie Collins and Yolanda Selene Walther-Meade, This Is About Humanity describes itself as "a community dedicated to raising awareness about separated and reunified families and children at the U.S.-Mexico border."
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Henry Winkler revealed the important life lessons he wants to teach his grandchildren in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE
The actor is a grandfather through his children, son Max Winkler and daughter Zoe Winkler, plus his stepson, Jed Weitzman
Three of Henry's grandchildren joined him for This Is About Humanity's 8th Annual Soirée at his home on Aug. 29
Henry Winkler made his latest charity event a family affair.
On Saturday, Aug. 29, the Happy Days alum, 80, was joined by his daughter, Zoe Winkler Reinis; her husband, Rob Reinis; and their sons, Ace, Jules and Gus, for This Is About Humanity's 8th Annual Soirée.

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Tony Hale recalls being compared to David Schwimmer early in his career but not always in a flattering way
Hale struggled with odd jobs and harsh industry advice before landing his big break on Arrested Development in 2003
He earlier credited Henry Winkler as a mentor who showed him success in Hollywood can coexist with kindness
Tony Hale says that when he first started auditioning for commercials as a young actor, he was compared to David Schwimmer — but not always favorably.
Speaking in a recent episode of Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade, Hale, 55, spoke about how he was going on auditions while simultaneously working "every job under the sun, like cater waitering and all this stuff."

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Henry Winkler shared that his parents were embarrassed by his acting dream and wanted him to join the family business
Winkler, who is dyslexic, said he lacked support from his parents during his early struggles in school and acting
Winkler went on to become an acclaimed Emmy-winning actor
Henry Winkler says his family was "non-supportive" of his acting career.
Speaking on the You Could Make This Beautiful podcast, the 80-year-old Happy Days alum said of his early days in the industry: "I had a dream that was unsupported — non-supported —until I figured out how to make it come true, at which time, my parents were completely on board."

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WSJ's Rolfe Winkler breaks down his exclusive interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who said Apple is raising prices on its devices after an "unprecedented" increase in the prices and availability of memory chips.

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.