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Michelle Pfeiffer Feels Like the ‘Luckiest Girl’ to Be With Husband David E Kelley for 25 Years — See the Pic!
Talk about being in love! Michelle Pfeiffer gave her husband quite the shoutout on Instagram recently.
On Sunday, January 20, the 60-year-old actress took it to the social media platform to share a photo of her and her husband, David E Kelly, enjoying a lovely meal together while celebrating a milestone. “My #SundayLove on our recent wedding anniversary,” the Dangerous Minds star wrote, adding, “The luckiest girl in the room for 25 years.” The pair has been a Hollywood power couple for some time now, as we all know the big-time movies Michelle has been a part of, most recently appearing in Ant-Man and the Wasp. On the other hand, David is a television writer who has created classic shows like The Practice and Ally McBeal.
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Nothing like wine and bread! The duo married in 1993, and went on to raise two children: 25-year-old Claudia Rose, who they adopted, and John Henry, 24. Michelle has been all about Instagram lately too, recently joining. Her first post was a nostalgia trip as she shared a scene from Tim Burton‘s Batman Returns from 1992, where she played the dual role of Selina Kyle and Catwoman. “Meow Instagram,” the three-time Oscar nominated actress captioned the clip. The scene also included Michael Keaton and Danny DeVito.
After being away from the big screen for a couple of years from 2014 to 2016, the Scarface costar has been on a roll lately. In fact, Michelle will soon be a part of two of the biggest movies on the slate in the near future: Avengers: Endgame, and a sequel to Maleficent. “I’m enjoying acting now more than I ever have,” she once said. “I really need to feel like I’m creating something and that my life has meaning.” A friend of Michelle told Closer that the actress is “totally at peace” with herself, adding, “What she talks about often is the wisdom, the confidence, the lack of anxiety that comes with being more sure of who you are. She loves that.”
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