Tom Hanks, 68, goes shirtless in 37th wedding anniversary post with wife Rita Wilson
Tom Hanks showcased his hairy chest in a Mediterranean Sea-side snap he shared Wednesday in honor of his 37th wedding anniversary with second wife Rita Wilson.
The 68-year-old movie star - who boasts 9.3M Instagram followers - captioned the post: '37 years married. Today! Love you, Mrs. - Mr. T Hanks.'
The 68-year-old actress-singer also posted an Instagram tribute to 'my love' but they were wearing a lot more clothes in her grassy, bundled snap.
As for the secret to their lasting marriage, Tom told E! News last year: 'Finding each other! How about that.'
And Rita (born Margarita Ibrahimoff) gushed to CBS Mornings in 2023: 'We do have fun. You've gotta have fun!'
Hanks was still married to his first wife Samantha Lewes when he originally met Wilson when she guest-starred in one episode of his cross-dressing ABC sitcom Bosom Buddies back in 1981.
The two-time Oscar winner legally separated from Lewes (born Susan Dillingham) in 1985 before their seven-year marriage ended in divorce two years later.
The Look How Far We've Come singer then became stepmother to Tom and Samantha's two children (son Colin, 47; and daughter E.A., 42) before welcoming their two sons (Chet, 34; and Truman, 29).
E.A. wrote about her unstable upbringing with her mentally ill birth mother who died, age 49, in 2002 from bone cancer in her memoir The 10: A Memoir of Family and the Open Road, which hit shelves on April 8.
In her 352-page literary debut, the nepo baby claimed Lewes - who was likely suffering from undiagnosed bipolar disorder - would frequently let her and her brother go hungry as it was either feast or famine at home.
On April 21, Hanks revealed he was officially back in the 'Studio B' voiceover booth to reprise his role as Woody in Pixar Animation's fifth Toy Story film.
The first four Toy Story films amassed a combined $3.046B at the global box office.
The TuneIn DJ will next portray basketball hoop-shooting Leland in Wes Anderson's spy comedy The Phoenician Scheme, which hits limited US/UK theaters on May 30 with a wider US release on June 6.
The German-set ensemble flick also features Benicio del Toro, Riz Ahmed, Bryan Cranston, Scarlett Johansson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Michael Cera, Mia Threapleton, Richard Ayoade, Jeffrey Wright, Rupert Friend, Hope Davis, Imad Mardnli, Bill Murray, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Willem Dafoe, and Ethan Hawke.
Rita will next appear in the comedy special Joan Rivers: A Dead Funny All-Star Tribute, which airs May 13 on NBC.
Wilson is also set to play mystery roles in the second season of AppleTV+ thriller The Last Thing He Told Me and Netflix's 10-episode comedy series Too Much created by her former Girls co-star Lena Dunham.
Rita will next appear in the comedy special Joan Rivers: A Dead Funny All-Star Tribute, which airs May 13 on NBC
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