Jimmy Fallon's wife has always shared a portion of her hubby's limelight ever since they married in 2007, but what many people don't really known about Fallon's better half is that she is also his ultimate cheerleader in every decision he makes.
According to YourTango, Jimmy Fallon's wife, Nancy Juvonen, has always been the number one supporter of the successful TV personality.
Fallon and Juvonen reportedly tied the knot back in 2007, and their relationship has been very solid since then.
Although many fans would say that Juvonen really got lucky in marrying the 39-year-old 'Saturday Night Live' and 'Late Night' alum, it's clear that Fallon also got lucky in wedding this life-like Barbie.
The 47-year-old film producer reportedly had several careers, she is pretty much comparable to Barbie.
Jimmy Fallon's wife went to USC and studied sociology and cooperative education. After passing college, Nancy engaged herself into an array of jobs including working on a dude ranch, at a mortgage firm, and even as a flight attendant.
In the '90s, Fallon's wife became an assistant for the Boss' saxophone player, the late Clarence Clemons.
According to several online bios about Nancy Juvonen's wife, it was her brother Jim - a writer and producer - who managed to land him the job of her dreams. In 1995, Jim was working on the movie 'Mad Love' and from there, he introduced Jimmy's better half to Drew Barrymore.
It was Barrymore, who allegedly influenced and convinced Juvonen to move to Los Angeles and engaged into film.
Juvonen and Barrymore partnered for a production company named 'Flower Films' and they have helmed several successful films including 'Never Been Kissed,' 'Charlie's Angels,' 'Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, 'Fever Pitch,' and 'He's Just Not That Into You.'
Reports say Jimmy Fallon's wife and the TV show host dated for only four months before they got engaged, and they married three months later. The couple reportedly had trouble in having a child until they finally welcomed their first child, Winnie Rose Fallon, into their family in 2013. Winnie was born all thanks to gestational surrogacy.
