Michael J. Fox Gushes Over ‘Lifetime Of Love’ With Wife Tracy Pollan
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The pair tied the knot in 1988 and share four children.
Michael J. Fox is showing love for his wife, Tracy Pollan, in the sweetest way.
On Tuesday, the “Back to the Future” star, 63, celebrated his 36th wedding anniversary with Pollan, 64, by posting a throwback picture to mark the joyous milestone.
“Here’s to a lifetime of love with the love of a lifetime. Happy anniversary, T. Forever ♥️,” Fox captioned his post, which featured a picture of the young couple sitting on a diving board as he draped his arm around her.
Fox and Pollan tied the knot on July 16, 1988, after meeting on the set of the sitcom “Family Ties.” The pair share four children: Sam, 35, twins Schuyler and Aquinnah, 29, and Esmé, 22.
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