Michelle Pfeiffer and her husband David E. Kelley celebrate 30 years of marriage.Photo:Michelle Pfeiffer/INSTAGRAM
Michelle Pfeiffer/INSTAGRAM
Michelle PfiefferandDavid E. Kelleyhave reached a major relationship milestone!
“30 years of bliss,” Pfieffer wrote alongside a photo she posted of the pair onInstagram.
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Pfieffer and Kelley met on a blind date in 1993 and went on totie the knotthat November.
TheScarfacestar opened up about the set-up during her appearance onThe Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallonlast year.
“I was kind of nervous … and I’d had a couple of bad blind dates and I had sworn off of them, and my best friend said, ‘Please, just this last time, meet this guy, David Kelley,’ and I said, ‘Okay,’ " Pfeiffer shared at the time. “I thought it was a good idea to do like a bowling party.”
Michelle Pfeiffer with her husband, producer David E. Kelley, circa 1995.Kypros/Getty
Funny enough, Pfeiffer recalled that theAlly McBealcreator had been “chatting it up” with her sister at a group dinner before the party.
“I say to my best friend ‘I think I should set Dedee [Pfeiffer’s sister] up with him they seem to be really hitting it off.’ My friend said, ‘Don’t you dare I will kill you,’” she continued, adding as a joke, “It didn’t start off great.”
Before the two met, Pfeiffer was already in the process ofadopting her daughterClaudia Rose. The year they married, Kelley also adopted Claudia and the pair welcomed their sonJohn Henrythe following year.
Michelle Pfeiffer and David E. Kelley at the 75th Golden Globe Awards in 2018.Joe Scarnici/Getty
Though Pfeiffer and Kelley both work in the entertainment industry, theAnt-Manand the Wasp: Quantumaniaactress revealed thatshe does not work with her spouse.
“I value our relationship more than a good part, and I just think it’s too risky,” she told hostJimmy Fallonin 2022.
She continued, “We’re both kind of fierce when we work, so if I come home and I’ve had a bad day, and I’m upset about something, I want him to be on my side because he hasn’t heard the other side. … There’s value in that.”
source: people.com
