Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman’s kids are all grown up and following in their footsteps

The adored actor Danny DeVito has mesmerized audiences with his skill and charm for decades. DeVito, who was born in 1944 in Neptune, New Jersey, was teased as a child because of his height. He became passionate about acting in spite of the difficulties, and in 1966 he received his degree from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

After working at his sister’s hair salon, DeVito moved to Hollywood to further his career. There, he embraced the flower child culture but still had a strong desire to pursue acting. After moving back to New York City, he pursued Off-Broadway theater, which is how he met Rhea Perlman by chance.

Acting was a dream shared by Brooklyn, New York native Rhea Perlman. Their paths crossed when Rhea went to an Off-Broadway performance featuring DeVito in 1970. Rhea set up a date after being enthralled with DeVito’s performance, and their friendship developed into a romantic partnership.

After getting hitched in 1982, DeVito and Perlman had three kids: Lucy Grace, Grace Fan, and Jake. The pair, who had been married for 35 years, declared their separation in 2017. For the benefit of their kids, they keep a cordial connection going even after their split.

Their oldest daughter, Lucy Chet DeVito, went to Brown University to study drama and tried her hand at performing. She conveyed her appreciation for her parents’ comprehension of the difficulties faced by actors in the business. Grace, the second daughter, demonstrated her adaptability by choosing to pursue a career in Hollywood behind the camera. The youngest, Jake, started his career in Hollywood doing acting and working in several film departments.

The children of the DeVito-Perlman family are still successful in the entertainment business, and their close-knit family continues to thrive despite the demands of their public existence. Despite their divorce, Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman’s unwavering love and support for one another demonstrate their dedication to one another and their shared ideals.