“Growing up, he was always a family man,” Jake shared. In May 2020, Jake posted a TikTok video about what it was like to grow up with a famous grandfather. He kinda didn’t mention that ‘full life’ is putting it mildly … I think he’s working more and harder now than he ever has!”Įve’s son Jake Alda Coffey is pursuing a career as a screenwriter and filmmaker, drawing inspiration from his famous family. “In his interview on CBS this morning, he was very upbeat (which is truly his approach), and mentioned he’s continued to work and has ‘had a full life’ since his diagnosis. “Glad my Dad decided to go public with Parkinson’s diagnosis, this morning,” she gushed on social media. She once took to her personal Facebook account to open up about her father’s choice to reveal he has Parkinson’s disease. Her profile also indicates that she studied at the Simmons School of Social Work in Boston as well.Īlthough Eve didn’t find herself flocking towards the Hollywood spotlight, she certainly keeps up with her dad and little sisters. Unlike her younger sisters who pursued careers like their dad, Eve opted for a more traditional lifestyle.Īccording to her Facebook page, Eve studied psychology at Connecticut College and currently lives in Winchester, Massachusetts. Out of his three daughters, Alan’s eldest decided to stay out of the spotlight. Scroll through the gallery below to learn all about Alan’s three daughters - Eve, Elizabeth and Beatrice!Īlan and Arlene became the proud parents of their first child, daughter Eve, on December 18, 1958.

That honor, it turned out, went to the 1981 movie The Four Seasons “because I wrote it and directed it, two of my daughters were in it my wife photographed it.” Talk about a family affair!Īlthough juggling fatherhood, a healthy relationship and a Hollywood career throughout the decades can be more difficult that one can imagine, Alan and Arlene’s daughters clearly turned out to be three incredible women. She’s a writer and a photographer, busy all the time, and I’m very proud of her.”Īlan - who suffers from Parkinson’s disease - also had the sweetest reason when he revealed to Closer Weekly at the New York City premiere of Marriage Story which film he had the “most fun” making throughout the years. “Without her, I wouldn’t do an awful lot because every time I’m leaving the house to do some work, she says, ‘You’re going to be great.’ And I say the same thing to her. “I don’t think we spoil each other, we just love each other,” he added.

'M*A*S*H' Star Alan Alda's Longtime Wife, Arlene Alda!

Eve's three daughters