Adam Sandler, the beloved comedian, found fame on “Saturday Night Live” in the ’90s before becoming a comedy movie icon with hits like “Billy Madison,” “Happy Gilmore,” “The Wedding Singer,” and “50 First Dates.”

Sandler’s humor and charm shine in his films, often sharing the screen with talented actresses like Jennifer Aniston, Salma Hayek, and Drew Barrymore. However, his most enduring romance is with his wife, Jackie Sandler, whom he met on a film set 25 years ago.

Born in Brooklyn in 1966, Sandler’s career took off after joining “Saturday Night Live.” He showcased his musical talents and personal values through iconic songs like “The Thanksgiving Song.” Despite leaving SNL in 1995, he returned as a host in 2019 and received an Emmy nomination.

In the ’90s, Sandler dominated box offices with hits like “Billy Madison,” “Happy Gilmore,” and “The Wedding Singer.” He formed Happy Madison Productions, collaborating with friends like David Spade, Chris Rock, and Kevin James.

In the 2000s and 2010s, Sandler continued his comedic reign with films like “50 First Dates,” “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry,” and “Grown Ups.” He also ventured into dramatic roles, earning praise for “Uncut Gems.”

Despite the critical acclaim, Sandler remains loyal to his friends and co-stars. Jennifer Aniston and David Spade lauded his talents, highlighting the camaraderie among Sandler and his fellow comedians.

Sandler’s strong bonds extend to his wife, Jackie, whom he married in 2003. Jackie, a former model, joined him in the entertainment industry, even encouraging him to take on challenging roles. Their two daughters, Sunny and Sadie, add joy to their long-lasting marriage.

The couple’s secret to enduring love is simple: spending time together, honesty, and staying close. Their love story is a heartwarming testament to lasting romance in the world of entertainment.