Mary Steenburgen revealed a private detail about her love life with husband, Ted Danson, on Friday while talking about her first impression of him before they started dating.

The 'Book Club' actress revealed that the sitcom legend may not be as smooth as he appears — then realized she might have said too much.

Ahead of the 2025 Golden Globes, Ted Danson’s wife of nearly 30 years Mary Steenburgen, revealed an NSFW confession about the couple’s sex life.

Ted Danson and wife Mary Steenburgen are a rare Hollywood love story—married for nearly 30 years, since 1995, and still gushing over each other. UsWeekly revealed this fall that the key to Danson and Steenburgen's lasting union is making time for each other.

After their marriage, they co-starred in the 1996 miniseries Gulliver's Travels, with Danson as Dr. Lemuel Gulliver and Steenburgen as his wife Mary. The couple then appeared together in the 2004 romantic comedy It Must Be Love, playing a married couple rediscovering their love during a snowstorm.

Before he played the charismatic retired professor-turned-private-investigator in the Pacific View Retirement Community, Danson was acclaimed for his roles as Sam Malone in Cheers, Arthur Frobisher in Damages, and afterlife “architect” Michael in The Good Place.