Henry Winkler's wife, Stacey, exposes actor's 'biggest lie' 48 years into their marriage
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Key Points:
- Henry Winkler’s wife, Stacey Winkler, humorously accused him of exaggerating his fly fishing skills and fish sizes during a podcast appearance, calling it his “biggest lie.”
- The “Happy Days” star admitted to occasionally rounding fish sizes but insisted he doesn’t pad numbers, joking that the only time he rounds up is for charity donations.
- Henry, 80, revealed his initial struggles with fly fishing due to dyslexia and poor eye-hand coordination but described the hobby as a “revelation” that he now enjoys, often accompanied by Stacey.
- The couple celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary, sharing insights into their family life, including Stacey’s son from a previous marriage and their two children together.
- Winkler also reflected on past tension with Tom Hanks stemming from his firing early in the filming of “Turner & Hooch,” attributing the conflict to his insecurity and overstepping on set.
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