News about Tanya Haden

Jack Black is known for his jovian demeanor and lighthearted approach to life. However, the comedic actor is dead serious when it comes to his children, and he has admitted that he has trepidations for his children, as well as every other parent. Samuel, 17, and Thomas, 15, with his wife Tanya Haden, are three brothers and sons.

The actor, 54, wore a blue, short-sleeved shirt smocked with flowers of various hues, as well as a pair of black jogging bottoms, brown shoes, and sunglasses. Tanya, a 52-year-old artist and singer, opted for a dark pink T-shirt and blue cut-off trousers with brighter blue sandals and carried her sunglasses in her hand. As she walked, she stepped up at one point to examine her stomach. The pair shared a sweet kiss before getting into their car and heading for lunch in Los Feliz' downtown neighborhood.

Jack Black has wowed audiences with laughter through his many iconic film roles over the years. The actor began his career in the early 1990s, but "High Fidelity," "School of Rock" and "Nacho Libre" made him a following by the 2000s. Jack played in animated films and voiced famous characters such as Zeke in "Ice Age" and "Kung Fu Panda" film franchise. When Jack isn't busy front-lining the comedy rock band Tenacious D or appearing in films like "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" or "The Mandalorian," he's a devoted father to his two sons, Samuel and Thomas Black, who he shares with wife Tanya Haden. When Haden and the two were both students at the K-12 Crossroads School in Santa Monica, per Parade, the "King Kong" actor met him in his younger years. The pair reconnected in 2005 and married by 2006, five years after their time together.

You may well know him best from School of Rock or the Jumanji films, Nacho Libre or Orange County, or even as the voice of a martial artist who is also a panda. You may believe him incomplete if you see him without a guitar in his hands — because he's also a rock god. One thing is certain, Jack Black's role is a comedic genius. At tonight's MTV Movie & TV Awards, where Black was recognized, underscored, and yelled, where it was acknowledged. Jack Black stepped onstage wearing a massive (kung-fu) panda mask and quickly barrel-rolled his way to the microphone, soaking up every last bit of audience glory. The entire moment was soundtracked by some entirely incorrect walk-out music: Twisted Sister's "I Wanna Rock." By the time he actually started his speech, he needed a bit of fresh air. "I need a little blast of oxygen!" He said he was amazed that he was not the first one to mention it.