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- Mary Steenburgen discussed her first impression of Ted Danson at the Golden Gala.
- She humorously corrected her view of Danson's character based on his acting.
- The couple enjoys quality time together and supports each other's familial love.
In the recent appearance at the Golden Gala red carpet, Mary Steenburgen opened up about her marriage to Ted Danson. During her discussion with People magazine, she shared how her initial impression of Danson was misleading; she thought he was a typical ladies' man, influenced by his past role in the TV show 'Cheers' where he played a womanizer. However, she quickly realized how wrong she was regarding his character and expressed gratitude towards Danson’s genuine nature. She humorously recounted a moment from their intimate life, saying, 'Slick guys don't say, “gosh-a-rooni,” after making love,' prompting an amusing apology to her granddaughters. Steenburgen also highlighted Danson's affection for his daughters and her own children, noting how he embraces family and expresses love wholeheartedly. Danson shared that the couple cherishes their early morning time together, which includes coffee and playing games, emphasizing the joy they find in each other's company both on and off the camera.