When Tracy Pollan and Michael J. Fox’s eldest son, Sam, tied the knot in New York City, his parents offered a simple but powerful piece of advice for his marriage journey. The wisdom came during a moment that felt deeply personal and rooted in the couple's own decades long relationship a reminder about the strength of joy, connection, and taking life moment by moment. Their message reflected what has carried them through 37 years together.Marriage Advice from Tracy Pollan and Michael J. FoxAt a gala for Parkinson's research, Pollan opened up about what she and Fox told Sam right before he married Molly Milstein. She said the most important thing they urged him to do was to "find something to laugh about together every day, if you can." To her, that daily laughter wasn’t a luxury it was integral. She credited their own long marriage to making time for joy, no matter how ordinary or challenging a day might be.Sam and Molly shared news of their wedding in a joint Instagram post, revealing that their ceremony was intimate and heartfelt. Pictures from the day showed family gathering in soft, joyful moments Pollan’s warm smile featured prominently, while Fox himself wasn't in the snapshots. Though private, the event clearly meant the world to them all.The advice resonates especially deeply when you consider Pollan and Fox’s own journey. Their marriage has weathered everything from the highs of Hollywood to Fox's Parkinson’s diagnosis, and even his battle with addiction in the past. They've spoken publicly before about how fundamental laughter has been, and how giving each other space while staying deeply connected has kept them strong.Beyond laughter, Tracy Pollan has also shared that, for their family, prioritizing mealtime together was a key part of staying close. She believes those moments around the dinner table helped them reconnect every day, unplug, and talk about real stuff not just schedules or obligations.In telling Sam and Molly to find something to laugh about each day, Tracy Pollan and Michael J. Fox passed on the heart of what has kept them together. Their advice isn’t grand or flashy it's lived, tested, and proven over decades.