by Debra Forman

In the 1990s Jerry Seinfeld rose to fame with his television show Seinfeld—the show about “nothing” which focused on four neurotic, self-absorbed New Yorkers. Today, the once confirmed bachelor has become a family man and his comedic focus has noticeably shifted to include his new roles in life, as a husband and father of three. He has also recently written a children’s book and wrote and starred in an animated DreamWorks film, Bee Movie. At 53, Seinfeld has decided to officially slow down; he has no plans for another television show, and is happy to admit that his most important project at the moment is being at home with his family.