Adam Sandler, 57, feels 'so blessed' to have a 'successful' marriage in Hollywood after tying the knot with Jackie Titone, 49, over 20 years ago

Adam Sandler feels 'so blessed' to have a 'successful' marriage in Hollywood.

The 57-year-old actor has been married to Jackie Titone since 2003 and has Sadie, 17, as well as 15-year-old Sunny with her.

Now an insider has described the couple as a pair of 'best friends.'

They are also thrilled to have been able to work with their kids on movies like Spaceman and Leo.

'They feel so blessed that they've been able to maintain a happy and successful marriage in Hollywood,' a source told UsWeekly.

Adam Sandler feels 'so blessed' to have a 'successful' marriage in Hollywood, claims UsWeekly; seen on February 26

The 57-year-old actor has been married to Jackie Titone since 2003 and has Sadie, 17, as well as 15-year-old Sunny with her and now an insider has described the couple as a pair of 'best friends' who are thrilled to have been able to work with their kids on movies like Spaceman and Leo

'They feel so blessed that they've been able to maintain a happy and successful marriage in Hollywood,' a source told UsWeekly. Seen at their wedding in Malibu in 2003

'They're best friends and know what they have is very special. Plus, to be able to work together with their kids is a dream come true,' added the insider.

Despite helping his daughters out by giving them roles in his movies, the 50 First Dates star recently admitted that he still cannot get his kids to talk to him and that they are still determined to do their own thing.

Speaking to reporters at the Spaceman premiere in Los Angeles, he said: 'They still don't talk to you. They go do their thing.

'They do the best they can, and then they go do their life. I am on the side going, "Love you."

'I say I love you a lot to them.'

The family appeared together in 2023 Netflix hit You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, while his daughters also voiced characters in animated film Leo alongside their famous dad.

Despite helping his daughters out by giving them roles in his movies, the 50 First Dates star recently admitted that he still cannot get his kids to talk to him and that they are still determined to do their own thing 

When it comes to his own big screen roles, he admitted his children take issue with him kissing co-stars on screen, even when their mother explains it's just part of his job.

Appearing on The Jennifer Hudson Show in November, he said: 'When I have to kiss anybody, they're not thrilled about that. 

'My wife is always telling them, "It's OK. It's part of the job. Let daddy kiss."'