Adam Sandler makes rare comment about his wife Jackie to celebrate 20th birthday

 Adam Sandler makes rare comment about his wife Jackie to celebrate 20th birthday: 'My heart has been yours since the first second'

"Happy 20th my sweet Jackie! Your 'yes' has been the greatest gift of my life," the 56-year-old Happy Gilmore star wrote on Instagram, alongside a sweet photo of herself- same and of his longtime love on their wedding day." My heart has been with you since the first second I saw you and I love and appreciate your devoted soul more and more each day. We. Children. Let's go on and on, baby lots of love to you Always."

 

Meanwhile, Nick Swardson, who starred alongside Adam in movies like 'Just Go With It' and 'Jack and Jill', couldn't help but poke fun at his longtime friend. "When you said 'I saba doo' everyone cried, congratulations. I love you both Jacky is amazing. you stink sometimes Blessings," he joked.

The happy couple first met in 1999 on the set of Big Daddy. Immediately sparked, the two got engaged in 2002 and married less than a year later. In 2006 and 2008 they had daughters Sadie and Sunnie.

 

"You know what was funny? When my kid was born, I was so nervous I didn't know how I felt," Adam told Access Hollywood in June 2006. "Five minutes later, maybe ten minutes later me and the kid and a nurse were there we went downstairs alone just to check the vitals and stuff and I had a chemical reaction in my body that I loved the kid so much and I was so nervous about him and that's when I lost my mind.

Over the years, the duo has worked together on several projects, from 50 First Dates to Grown Ups. Adam has spent most of his decades-long career, however, fronting some of Hollywood's leading ladies, including Drew Barrymore and Jennifer Aniston. Despite romantic interest from various A-list starlets, the Billy Madison star told W Magazine that jealousy is never a problem.

"I'm never into romantic scenes, but my wife likes the women I work with," Adam told the outlet in January 2020. "She always says, 'Come on, make sure you kiss the best that you can. ""

 

The following year, the actor revealed that Jackie and Aniston, 54, were "having a great time as a team" trying to make him a "healthier human being".

 

"Like, they want me to stretch more — [to] possibly be able to touch my toes, which I'm about 9 inches away from," he joked to The Hollywood Reporter in 2021.

 

In March, Jackie proved why she and the comedian were doing so well when she gave a rousing speech in Washington, D.C. after Adam received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.

 

Global equities face their worst week since March as markets plummet:

 Global equities face their worst week since March as markets plummet:

Global equities headed for their biggest weekly decline in more than three months after a series of central bank rate hikes that pushed bond yields higher and heightened fears of a recession.

Asia's biggest losses came in Hong Kong, where traders rallied after a holiday on Thursday. Friday's decline extended the losing streak to four straight days amid fears that even if China extends more aid to the economy, it won't have much of an impact on markets.

 

"They probably can't ignite the spirits to the extent that stimulus would make them high growth multiples," said Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank Ltd. in Singapore, on Bloomberg Television. He expects Beijing to try to cushion the economy and keep growth just above 5% as investors worry about regulatory uncertainty, real estate problems, and geopolitical tensions. Stock exchanges on the mainland remained closed on Friday.

Two-year Treasury yields hovered at 4.78% and near their highest level since March after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the US might need another rate hike or two in 2023.

Rate hikes by policymakers in England, Norway, and Switzerland underscored the upward pressure on bond yields. Australian and New Zealand 10-year bond yields rose on Friday. The interest rate of the Japanese 10-year benchmark remained stable.

 

US stock futures eased slightly, bringing little relief from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's view that the risk of a US recession is receding. She suggested that a drop in consumer spending could be the price to pay for completing the campaign to curb inflation.

 

There are signs that the S&P 500's conviction is low this year as the index looks set to end its longest weekly winning streak since 2021. The latest Bank of America Corp. survey shows that a net 25% of global money managers are still underweight US equities, despite a recent improvement in allocation.

Signs of risk aversion were also seen in the currency markets, with the gauge of dollar strength rising 0.2% as commodity currencies such as the Australian dollar and Norwegian krone fell.

The yen has fluctuated to around 143 against the dollar following its recent depreciation, fueling speculation that Tokyo authorities could resort to verbal intervention. Stronger-than-expected inflation also fueled speculation that the Bank of Japan might adjust its price forecasts or adjust its ultra-loose monetary policy.

In commodities, oil contributed to a fall of more than 4% on Thursday as concerns over high-interest rates unsettled investors and overshadowed a fall in US crude inventories. Gold faced its biggest weekly decline since early February.