Back to the Future star Michael J. Fox and his wife Tracy Pollan have shared heartwarming tributes to their relationship in celebration of their 35th wedding anniversary.
“35 years of laughter, living, listening, and loving you @tracy.pollan. Thank you for it all. Forever yours, Mike,” Fox wrote to Instagram alongside a collection of throwback photos of the couple.
Pollan shared a picturesque snap of the couple on holiday, writing, “35 years!!! Happy anniversary my love. Here’s to many more glorious adventures together. I could not love you more.
Fox offered a touching tribute to his “forever summer girl.”
(Image: Getty)The couple’s touching tribute comes just over a month since Fox took to Instagram to celebrate Pollan’s 63rd birthday, describing his wife as “my forever summer girl, my love, my best friend, and the most amazing mom to our four stupendous kids.”
The couple first met in 1985 on set of the beloved sitcom Family Ties. Their connection was initially platonic, with Pollan in a long-term relationship with Footloose star Kevin Bacon and Fox in a relationship with Dirty Dancing’s Jennifer Grey.
Although Pollan and Fox were cast as each other’s love interests throughout the show, it was not until the two young actors reunited on the set of Bright Lights, Big City that their romance began to blossom.
The film debuted in cinemas in April 1988, with the couple tying the knot three months later. Less than a year after their nuptials, Pollan and Fox welcomed their first child Sam in May 1989, followed by their twin daughters Aquinnah and Schuyler in 1995, and daughter Esme in 2001.
The couple met on 80s sitcom Family Ties.
(Image: Getty)Reflecting on their relationship, Fox told People, Tracy gives our family everything that we need. Any good in our family, anything good that we do, comes from her.”
“I think we really listen to each other. We are there for each other when we need each other, and then we also give each other space when that’s needed,” Pollan added.
Fox has also credited Pollan for her unwavering support throughout his journey with Parkinson’s disease, telling Today, “We didn’t know what to expect. One of the things I’ll always love Tracy for is that at that moment [of sharing his diagnosis], she didn’t blink.”
“She’s there in the front lines with me every single day. She never pretends to know as much as I know and the other thing Tracy does is, if there’s something funny, let’s get to the funny. We’ll deal with the tragic later.”
Here’s to another 35 years.
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