Henry Winkler: The Grandfather Who’s Spoiling His Family And Thriving In His Career

For decades, Henry Winkler has been a beloved figure on our TV screens, but these days, he’s all about one thing: his grandchildren. And let me tell you, this guy is not holding back when it comes to spoiling them. Whether it's with love, attention, or even those big-ticket gifts, Henry's got his grandkids at the center of his world.

Here’s the scoop: Henry’s latest role in Barry has reignited his career, putting him back in the spotlight and earning him more money than ever. But here’s the thing about Henry—he’s not your typical Hollywood star. “He’s a completely selfless guy,” says an insider exclusively to Closer Weekly. “Instead of splurging on flashy cars or luxury real estate, Henry’s all about his family. He showers his grandkids with generous gifts, but it's not just about the material stuff. He spends quality time with them, reading them the stories he’s written, creating memories that will last a lifetime.”

Henry’s Career Renaissance

The source adds, “Henry was seriously thinking about retiring from acting, but now, thanks to Barry, he’s busier than ever and getting some of the best reviews of his career. This new chapter has given him a whole new lease on life.”

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At 74 years old, Henry was recently nominated at the Golden Globes for his incredible performance in Barry, the dark comedy-drama that also stars Bill Hader. Despite the recognition and renewed fame, Henry’s focus remains on his family, especially his five grandchildren. The man who once made us laugh as "The Fonz" is now all about being a grandpa—and he couldn’t be happier.

Grandparenthood: Henry’s New Favorite Role

Henry recently opened up about how much he adores being a grandparent. Speaking at a book signing for his 33rd children’s book, part of his popular Here’s Hank series, he said, “I absolutely love being a grandparent. It’s an experience that fills me with joy and purpose.”

Henry and his wife of 40 years, Stacey Weitzman, are parents to two children: daughter Zoe Emily Winkler, 39, and son Max Winkler, 35. Together, they dote on their grandchildren, showering them with love and affection. “We spoil them with love,” Henry shared, smiling as he talked about the joy his grandchildren bring to his life.