As the world adapted to a new normal during the coronavirus outbreak, Jimmy Fallon and his wife, Nancy Juvonen, found themselves in an unexpected situation. Like millions of others, they were practicing social distancing. But amidst all the chaos, Jimmy uncovered something truly delightful. While many might have worried about spending too much time with their partners, Jimmy realized something remarkable.
“Me and my wife were talking, and we came to this amazing conclusion: ‘We actually like each other! We chose well!’” Jimmy shared with a laugh during an appearance on the Today show on Thursday, March 19. It’s a sentiment that many couples could relate to during those challenging times. For Jimmy and Nancy, it was a reaffirmation of the strong bond they share.
Family Life Amidst Quarantine
For Jimmy and Nancy, life during quarantine wasn't just about surviving; it was about thriving. They share two wonderful children, Winnie, 6, and Frances, 5. Even though they were cooped up at home, Jimmy found joy in adapting his work routine to fit this new reality. Hosting The Tonight Show from his living room became an adventure. “It’s been very bonding,” Jimmy said. “It’s like getting to know everybody on a deeper level. It’s bizarre, but in a good way.”
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Family Pitching In
Running a successful TV show from home requires teamwork, and Jimmy’s family stepped up to the plate. His wife and kids became integral parts of the process. When Jimmy interviewed Lin-Manuel Miranda via Skype, his oldest daughter, Winnie, took on the role of the graphics department. “My graphics department is Winnie Fallon, who is 6 years old,” Jimmy joked, showing off a long strip of paper with Lin-Manuel’s name on it. “So thank you, Winnie.” It’s moments like these that remind us how creativity can flourish even in unexpected situations.
