Before Henry Winkler reluctantly agreed to dance with his grandson on TikTok, the rules were simple and there was no F word.
"I'm just a TikTok star because my granddaughter India said,'Daddy, I have to make a video,'" a "Barry" actor with six grandchildren told Page Six. Talk about his latest position. ..
One of his other granddaughters, Lulu, was in charge of the music choices, where "Daddy" stepped down.
I said, "You can't include the word f–k in your music," so I threw away a lot of songs, "he explains. "That's it. There aren't many requests, but it's one of them. So we had to try a lot of songs and then we did it and it became a boom."
New Year In the videoposted on the dayand set by The Pussycat Dolls as "When I grew up," a 76-year-old actor dances happily with India and Lulu. And his grandson, Ace.
He also posted his video In April, he sang the song "Apple" to his baby granddaughter Francis. It explains, "Apples are red, apples are green, and some are yellow," which has been viewed over a million times.
"It took me a long time to write," he jokes. "I'm singing this song to Francis. She's two months old and now seven months old. And I can't wait for the day she sings with me."
Winkler shares his two children, Max Winkler and Zoe Millie Winkler, with his 44-year-old wife, Stacey Weitzman. He also has a stepchild from Weizmann's previous marriage to Howard Weizmann.
The New York-born actor who became the star of Fonzie in "Happy Days" is now in the midst of another career on HBO's "Barry."
And while his character in the series, a drama teacher named Jean Kusino, is comically conceited, Winkler becomes it during the fierce compliments around "Happy Days." He says he didn't have to worry about that.
"People will talk to me," he says. .. "And they will say,'Wow. You walk on the water. Wow. You know, you are this, you are it." And I now, it's true. I thought it wouldn't be there. I'm not taller than before. I certainly don't know much more about geometry than I do. So I never allowed them to immediately realize what they said.
Winkler is also working on his memoirs, he says: "I don't want to make another autobiography by a celebrity. I want to make it a compelling story that people love to turn pages. That's my dream."
