Frederick Koehler

One might assume that being a member of one of the richest families in the world guarantees you a lavish and carefree life. But in the case of the billionaire Getty family, nothing could be further from the truth. For while money certainly can buy mansions, jewels, and entry into the highest echelons of society, the heirs to the Getty fortune have proven the age old adage that money - no matter how much - cannot buy happiness. That message was made clear yet again this week when heiress Ivy Getty, whose family has an estimated net worth of $4.5 billion, announced that she was divorcing her husband Tobias 'Toby' Engel after just four years of marriage, the latest in a line of heartbreaks to befall the wealthy family.

Mr. 'It's difficult to believe that it's true.' In 1983, moms appeared in theaters for the first time. Engineer Jack (Michael Keaton) is the protagonist of the film. He and his partner, Caroline (Teri Garr), are searching for jobs in a desperate need to help their families. Caroline and Brittany White play first, causing Jack to stay home with their three children. Naturally, there were some hijinks riffing off the stereotypical gender stereotype. Not only did the film make $64 million from its $5 million budget, but it also launched the actor's careers. Unfortunately, several of the film's stars suffered after it premiered. Garr was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, while Jillian had a battle with breast cancer. Here's a look at what the rest of the cast has been up to since Mr. Mom wrapped all those years ago.