Best Birthday Gift Ever: Michael J. Fox’s Daughter Gets Married On Her Mom Tracy Pollan’s Birthday

It was a double celebration in Michael J. Fox’s household last month as his daughter, Schuyler Fox, got married in New York, and his wife, Tracy Pollan, turned 64. Fox and Pollan had Schuyler and her twin sister, Aquinnah Kathleen in 1995, after which they had their youngest in 2001.

Schuyler and her longtime lover tied the knot during an intimate ceremony in the Catskill Mountains. Stars like Ali Wentworth, George Stephanopoulos, and Jennifer Grey graced the occasion. The reception was followed by dinner under a garden-themed tent, giving the event a dreamy conclusion.

Michael J. Fox pays tribute to wife Tracy Pollan on her birthday

 

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While the wedding celebration was going on, Fox took a black and white photo of Pollan to Instagram, accompanied by a short sweet note acknowledging her birthday. “In every beautiful way, it’s beautiful Tracy’s beautiful day. I love you and today will be magnificent,” he wrote. “Happy birthday. It’s gonna be an epic day.”

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Fans joined the film star to pay tribute to Pollan, who looked gorgeous in the photo. “You are admired, appreciated and loved dearly by your family and people like me that you don’t even know,” one of Fox’s followers wrote. “Happy birthday to your beautiful wife!” another quipped.

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The family hosted their guests in top-tier lodges, including the Bluebird Hunter Lodge and Scribner’s Catskill Lodge, which offers a breathtaking view of Hunter Mountain. The wholesome weekend came amid the intense heatwave ravaging the U.S., but this did not ruin the fun for the couple and their loved ones.

The joyous double occasion also took place amid Fox’s battle with Parkinson’s disease, which has been ongoing for over three decades. Fox channeled his pain into helping others like himself get cured of the degenerative disorder via the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. The initiative has raised over $2 billion so far and impacted numerous families across the country.