Michael J. Fox, married to Tracy Pollan for over 30 years, cherishes fatherhood as his most important role. He advises always being present for his children, emphasizing the fleeting nature of time. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 1991, Fox praises his children for their empathy and resilience. His children have diverse careers in entertainment, media, and education, with his youngest, Esmé, attending Duke University. Fox remains dedicated to Parkinson’s research, raising over $2 billion for the cause.
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